Playtag Earns Spot on '2024 Emerging AI+X Top 100' for Innovation in AI-Driven Behavior Analysis
Maeil Business Newspaper, Cho Kwanghyun | 2022.8.16
January 16, 2024 — Playtag, an AI behavior analysis technology company, announced on the 8th that it has been selected as the "2024 Emerging AI+X Top 100" organized by the Intelligent Information Industry Association.
Emerging AI+X Top 100 is a list of AI companies selected by the Intelligent Information Industry Association to support the creation of a virtuous cycle ecosystem in the domestic AI industry. More than 2,000 companies were nominated this year in line with the rapidly growing AI technology and market.
2024 Emerging AI+X Top 100 Companies
Playtag is a startup founded in 2022 by CEO Park Hyun-soo, who is also a professor of computer engineering at Minnesota State University and is an authority on recognizing 3D behavior restoration, and serves "Storyline," an automatic AI notification.
Based on computer vision technology, behavior analysis, and automation algorithms, Storyline is a service that analyzes people's behavior in video and provides quantitative behavior analysis results in the form of reports, targeting infants and seniors in daycare centers or kindergartens or day and night care centers.
The behavioral analytics service (BAaaS) market, which analyzes people's behaviors to prevent risks or provide customized content, is attracting attention along with innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data. Playtag also plans to expand its business area in various ways, such as early diagnosis of children's developmental disabilities or elderly diseases through behavioral analysis technology.
"I think this AI+X Top 100 selection is the result of highly appreciating Playtag's technology and potential as a leader in the behavioral analysis service market," says Park Hyun-soo, CEO of Playtag. "This year, we will focus on expanding the service so that more daycare centers and kindergartens can use storylines through various collaborations with the government and companies and strive to advance technology."
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