The '2025 Gency Tech Forum', which deals with AI-based fashion tech innovation, will be held on the 15th at 518 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the 2nd floor of the Korea Federation of Textile Industries. This forum is hosted by Studio Lab and sponsored by the Korea Federation of Textile Industries and the Seoul Economic Promotion Agency (SBA), and will be an important venue for promoting innovation in the field of AI-based commerce content production. It will be an opportunity to present business innovation strategies through AI technology to fashion brands and small business owners.
The main program will feature a live demonstration of Studio Lab's AI-based fashion detail page automatic generation service , 'GENCY', which will share how a fashion detail page can be created in just 15 seconds. GENCY is already being used by not only large corporations such as LF, W Concept, and B-Cave, but also designer brands, fashion wholesalers, and small business owners, and is drastically reducing the cost and time required to create existing detail pages, increasing productivity by more than five times in just 15 seconds.
Additionally, real-world examples of how the recently developed photo-taking automation robotics ‘GenciPB’ can increase the operational efficiency of fashion brands will be shared.
This forum will feature StudioLab’s Gency, as well as DrabArt for creating fashion lookbooks and EVOVA for automating 3D modeling of fashion products, giving attendees a chance to experience a variety of opportunities for digital transformation through fashion tech.
Special speakers include South Korea's leading fashion designer, Ko Tae-yong, and former Zara Korea CEO and current XYZ Plus CEO, Lee Bong-jin, who will discuss the future of fashion brands.
More than 100 participants have already registered for this forum, and active participation from fashion designers and small business owners is expected. After the forum, there will also be networking opportunities with the participants.
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