InDJ, Attracting Global Interest from BMW, Tesla, and More..."Dreaming of Becoming an AI Unicorn"

InDJ, led by Wooju Jung, is garnering significant attention from global corporations such as BMW and Tesla. The technology developed by InDJ analyzes individuals' situations and emotions, and selects music that suits them. Amid the rise of personalized platforms, it has managed to capture the needs of global companies.

InDJ is well-known as a company that moved its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Gwangju Metropolitan City, South Korea. It is the first overseas company recruited by Gwangju Metropolitan City. As such, InDJ is attracting a lot of interest from local entrepreneurs and residents. Empowered by this interest, InDJ won an innovation award at CES, the world's largest electronics and home appliances exhibition, and is receiving love calls from overseas companies.

The company's unique technical skills have been highly praised. InDJ has transformed a simple streaming service into a user-customized one. It has devised a system that uses AI technology to analyze users' preferences as well as their situations and emotions, and recommends music accordingly.

Based on the AI labeling system, it analyzes tens of thousands of situations through the complex emotions of music, detailed genre and instrument composition, beats per minute (BPM), and social network data. Also, InDJ introduced a new service contract that reduced the cost structure by more than 70% through a digital voice transmission form of broadcast copyright contract, significantly reducing copyright fee burdens.

CEO Wooju Jung is creating a worker-friendly culture. They are running programs such as excellent employee training and lecture fee support. The culture experienced in Silicon Valley is being implemented in Gwangju. Expectations are high for the future of InDJ, which is increasing its influence in the global AI market.