Techtree Innovation has agreed to collaborate with Remoshot Co to collaborate on developing 3D digital twin technology.
The two South Korean companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work together on research, education, investigation, and utilisation of 3D digital twin environments.
This agreement aims to maximize the infinite potential of digital twin technology by leveraging the spatial digital twin resources developed by Techtree to explore practical applications in research and education.
Seungyup Choi, chief executive of Techtree Innovation, said: “Through this collaboration with Remoshot, we expect to maximize the value of high-precision, high-resolution 3D-based digital twin environments. This partnership will not only advance digital twin technology but also contribute to the creation of new business models based on high-precision platforms that go beyond traditional systems.”
Sanghoon Jung, chief executive of Remoshot, added: “This partnership will enable us to pursue diverse collaborative projects based on high-precision digital twin technology, driving innovation across public and private sectors. By leveraging the strengths of both companies, we aim to meet the rapidly changing demands of our customers.”
Under this partnership, the two companies will collaborate on digital twin research, information exchange, ICT-based digital content development, and marketing efforts.
Additionally, they plan to work together on comprehensive research, education, investigation, and practical use of 3D digital twins, as well as the establishment of integrated online and offline marketing systems.
Techtree Innovation works on developing high-precision, high-resolution spatial digital twin platforms that are said to faithfully replicate real-world objects such as buildings, structures, terrain, roads, and vegetation. Its platform integrates various solutions and features to create an advanced digital environment.
Meanwhile, Remoshot specializes in creating 3D digital content using Unity and Unreal Engine. The company is said to have achieved exceptional results in XR, VR, and AR content production through collaborations with organizations such as South Korea’s the National Medical Center, the National Fire Agency, and the National Police Agency.
Image credit: Techtree Innovation
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