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NC AI develops welding AI for Hanwha Ocean

NC AI, the artificial intelligence subsidiary of gaming giant NCSoft, said Thursday it has won a project from Hanwha Ocean to develop AI-powered autonomous welding technology for shipbuilding sites. The project involves a vision-based welding model and a collaborative robot system designed to identify welding targets and carry out work with minimal human intervention. NC AI said the technology will be applied to Hanwha Ocean’s commercial and special-purpose vessel production sites, where welding

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Dream wedding at Korean palace? More couples will get the chance

Dreaming of a wedding at a royal palace? More couples will be able to tie the knot at Korea's royal palaces as the Korea Heritage Service expands its outdoor wedding program from Gyeongbokgung to the Deoksugung area next year. The agency launched the initiative in April to help reduce wedding costs for young couples while bringing historic palace spaces closer to everyday life. A total of 293 couples from 15 countries applied for 16 spots. Following strong interest in the program, the agency inc

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뷰스컴퍼니·고려대 김성철교수팀, 국제 SSCI 학술지에 두번째 공동논문 게재

크리에이터 기반 콘텐츠 IP 기업 뷰스컴퍼니(대표 박진호)와 고려대학교 미디어대학 김성철 교수 연구팀은 최근 국제 SSCI 학술지 ‘Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research (이하 JTAER)’에 두 번째 공동 논문을 게재했다고 29일 밝혔다. JTAER는 전자상거래(E-Commerce) 및 디지털 비즈니스 분야 국제 학술지로, 플랫폼 커머스·디지털 유통·전자상거래 구조 등을 다루는 SSCI 등재 저널이다. 이번 논문은 ‘상업성을 다시 묻다: 유튜브 뷰티 콘텐츠의 상업적 요소가 성과를 높이는 비결(Rethinking Commerciality: How Content Commerciality Contributes to YouTube Beauty Content Performance)’라는 제목으로, 유튜브 쇼핑(YouTube Shopping)과 같은 플랫폼 기반 커머스 기능이 숏폼 콘텐츠의 성과에 어떤 영향을

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Over 8 Million People Apply for Fuel Relief Payouts

[Domestic] : More than eight million people have applied for the government’s fuel relief payouts, part of a program to ease the burden on households as global oil prices continue to rise amid the crisis in the Middle East. The Ministry of the Interior and Safety said that as of 12 a.m. Tuesday, a total of eight ... [more...]

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Bank of Joseon Notes during the period of Japanese Occupation

After seizing sovereignty over the Korean Empire in 1910, Japan re-established the Bank of Korea as the Bank of Joseon in 1911. The Bank of Joseon issued notes in four denominations: 100-won, 10-won, 5-won, and 1-won. The banknotes were re-issued from time to time, making changes in printed words or printing method under varied circumstances such as the abandonment of the gold standard or war-induced shortages. In 1914, the Bank of Joseon issued its first banknote, a 100-won note, with a portrait of Black Mahakala, one of the Japanese protector deities. All other notes applied a portrait of Shou Lao, which symbolizes longevity. The Bank of Joseon Notes were used until after the 1945 liberation but soon demonetized once the Bank of Korea started to issue its banknotes.

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The First Bank of Korea Notes

After 13 days of its establishment on June 12, 1950, Bank of Korea faced the Korean War outbreak, being unable to issue its first banknotes. However, the Bank made an urgent decision to issue banknotes to prevent the cash shortage stemmed from the increased demand for military expenditure. On July 22, 15.2 billion won in 1,000-won note, and 200 million won in 100-won note were printed at the former Japanese National Printing Bureau of the Ministry of the Treasury. A portrait of the first President Rhee Syng-man and Gwanghwamun Gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace were applied in the design of the 1,000-won note and 100-won note, respectively.

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Commemorative Coins: Five Millennia History of Korea

On March 2, 1971, Korea's first commemorative coins (a total of about 31,000 coins in 12 types: six types of gold coins and six types of silver coins) were issued to promote the country's history and national prestige and to attract visitors from abroad. Historic figures such as King Sejong the Great, Admiral Yi Sun-shin, and national heritage such as Crowns of Silla and Namdaemun Gate were used as the design theme on the obverse of the coin, and the national emblem or the Presidential seal were applied on the reverse. There is not much of the coin left since they were minted and sold abroad due to the lack of domestic minting technology.

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Commemorative Banknote: The Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018

On November 17, 2017, this commemorative banknote was issued to promote the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics at home and abroad and boost the Olympics' successful hosting. Sophisticated anti-counterfeiting features equivalent to that of the 50,000-won note were applied to this first commemorative banknote ever issued in Korea. Speed skaters were chosen as the design theme for the front, and "Songhamaenghodo" (Tiger under the pine tree) by the renowned painter Kim Hong-do from the Joseon Dynasty was used for the back to depict the Korean national emblems, tiger and pine tree. The note's color is grey, which carries the atmosphere of winter, and it measures 140mm wide and 75mm tall.

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NC AI develops welding AI for Hanwha Ocean

Dream wedding at Korean palace? More couples will get the chance

뷰스컴퍼니·고려대 김성철교수팀, 국제 SSCI 학술지에 두번째 공동논문 게재

Over 8 Million People Apply for Fuel Relief Payouts

Bank of Joseon Notes during the period of Japanese Occupation

The First Bank of Korea Notes

Commemorative Coins: Five Millennia History of Korea

Commemorative Banknote: The Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018