－NIPA to showcase Korean digital twin, AI and XR innovation at Booth 15-30, Hall 1, Makuhari Messe

TOKYO, Nov. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), under Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT, will present the K-Digital Contents Pavilion at XR Fair Tokyo Autumn 2026, introducing eight promising Korean digital content companies to Japanese and global markets.

The show runs November 11–13, 2026, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba as part of NexTech Week Tokyo Autumn 2026. At Booth 15-30 in Hall 1, the companies will showcase digital twins, 3D digital humans and AI agents, AI-powered XR experiences, interactive displays, AR learning, 3D product configuration and AI memorial content.

Through the pavilion, NIPA aims to connect Korean companies with Japanese and global partners, investors and buyers, expanding their overseas business opportunities.

The eight participating companies, listed in alphabetical order, are:

3i Inc. provides Beamo, a 360-degree digital twin solution for the remote management of industrial sites, and Pivo RE for multi-site management.

Artygen Space will introduce bookar, an AR and AI reading platform that brings book characters to life with AI narration, multilingual dubbing and interactive quizzes.

JL Standard will present Soul Link Pro, an AI digital memorial platform combining photo, video and voice remembrance content with digital condolence and QR-based payment kiosks.

Millennial Works creates generative AI and XR photo experiences and immersive exhibitions, including the Animoment AI photo kiosk and the SpaceV interactive exhibition.

Mirroroid develops AI and XR-based interactive displays; its TILTO delivers real-time, personalized XR experiences for tourism, retail and pop-up stores.

OMOTION develops 3D digital humans and generative AI agents; its AI kiosk uses LLMs, speech recognition and speech synthesis for guidance, consultation and promotion.

Planningo offers VIVAR, a CPQ solution that digitizes 3D product configuration and quotation for manufacturers, with rule validation, real-time quotes and BOM integration.

Tech Tree Innovation develops real-world digital twins and synthetic data; its AROUND.map platform generates synthetic sensor data for autonomous driving from 5cm-class spatial data.

NIPA will also host the K-Digital Contents Session on November 12, 2026, on the pavilion stage (Booth 15-30, Hall 1), where the companies will present their technologies and solutions to Japanese and global visitors.

For inquiries, please contact Dana Yoon at dhyoon@thewelcome.co.kr.