Korea Virtual Reality (CEO Jang Ho-hyun), a metaverse specialist, has officially launched ‘KOVI Online Pro,’ a service dedicated to interior distributors and manufacturers, through its interior platform ‘KOVI Online.’

‘KOVI Online Pro’ is a service built on ‘KOVI Archi S,’ a VR (virtual reality) interior design program developed and operated in-house by Korea Virtual Reality. The company explained that it is a service tailored to interior distributors and manufacturers, infused with the technology and experience the company has accumulated over the past 25 years.

A Korea Virtual Reality official said, “In the process of developing solutions for existing interior manufacturers, problems such as long development periods and high adoption costs were unavoidable,” adding, “‘KOVI Online Pro’ dramatically improves on these issues, lowering the barrier to entry and providing a systematic service that manufacturers can use with ease.”

To meet the diverse needs of interior distributors and manufacturers, ‘KOVI Online Pro’ integrates a variety of features into a single solution, including ▲proprietary product management ▲a cloud sharing server ▲high-definition real-time rendering ▲360 VR and VR showrooms ▲AI interior design drafts, and ▲AR furniture placement. In particular, through a manufacturer-only category and an internal server, manufacturers can efficiently manage the vast amount of data related to their products as well as the information needed for their sales activities. In addition, high-definition 360 VR and VR showrooms deliver a realistic and immersive experience, allowing consumers to see various options with their own eyes during the product purchasing process.

A Korea Virtual Reality official said, “We will provide a differentiated service so that interior distributors and manufacturers can easily adopt and effectively utilize virtual reality technology,” adding, “Through ‘KOVI Online Pro,’ we will offer manufacturers a competitive edge in the market and present consumers with a new paradigm of metaverse innovation.” 1644-4932