TechVille Education's Public Education AI Service 'MyCl AI' Wins Grand Prize at the New SW Product Awards
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TechVille Education (CEO Lee Hyung-se), an AI and digital education company, announced that its AI service 'MyCl AI (MyCl)', designed specifically for public education, received an award in the General SW category of the Ministry of Science and ICT's 'New SW Product Awards'. The company explained the significance of this award, noting that the AI service was built for use in school classrooms.
MyCl AI is an artificial intelligence service developed to suit the public education environment. It is designed so that schools, teachers, and students can use it in their educational activities. The company said that the award recognized the technological capability and completeness of the service.
The New SW Product Awards is a program operated by the Ministry of Science and ICT to discover and support outstanding software products. The General SW category covers a wide range of software products that are not limited to any specific field. With this award, MyCl AI has officially received recognition for its achievements in the domestic software market.
The award is meaningful in that a service using AI technology in the education sector has received official evaluation. TechVille Education said it plans to continue developing AI services that fit the realities of public education. For more details, the official announcements from the company and the Ministry of Science and ICT can be consulted.
Sources: 에이빙
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