I was blessed with the opportunity to participate as a programmer at CES KAIST Eureka Hall and Elfactory Inc. as a member of the Gangnam Post press corps.

CES, which began in 1924, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. It's a global exhibition that has seen participation from over 150 countries, with over 4,000 companies and over 140,000 attendees showcasing a vast array of technology.

Many major corporations, including Samsung, LG, and Google, participated in this year's CES event. There were many new technologies to experience and see, especially in AI, VR, MR, and environmentally friendly technologies. 

Elfactory Inc., where I belong, was selected as a participating company in the KAIST pavilion at CES 2024, where we introduced the world's first display solution for authenticating original works. Crypto B-Link is a solution that connects the original certification of actual and digital artworks for display, enhancing the authentication of the artist's work. 

Among the businesses taking part in KAIST, Elfactory Inc.'s ArtTech technology was the only one on display. The use and presentation of ArtTech technology at CES, where technology for electronic items predominates, is extremely significant. Ph.D Lee yun Kyung stated, "I would like to express my sincere gratitude to KAIST for giving us this opportunity."

There was also a time for interviews with booths affiliated with KAIST Eureka Hall, and I was interviewed about Elfactory Inc. There were questions about the company and its technology, as well as about the relationship between art and Generative AI. Listening to interviews from other booths was also a good experience, and I felt that being interviewed was a valuable experience.

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