Bridge to Techno-bithia
Published: 04 Feb. 2026, 18:19
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok, left, reaches out toward virtual characters generated on Naver’s Motion Stage during his visit to the company’s 1784 headquarters in Seongnam, Gyeonggi, on Feb. 4. [YONHAP]
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok, left, reaches out toward virtual characters generated on Naver’s Motion Stage during his visit to the company’s 1784 headquarters in Seongnam, Gyeonggi, on Feb. 4. Motion Stage is a virtual 3-D content production service for streamers that bridges the physical and digital worlds and supports the creation of 3-D characters.





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