doodll.ai honored in Enterprise Tech; body data and digital humans build fit and usability into early designs
Korean AI product-development firm Comfolabs won a CES 2027 Innovation Award in Enterprise Tech for doodll.ai, which turns a conversation with an AI agent into images and 3D models and uses the company's body data to account for fit and usability from the start.
Comfolabs, a Korean AI product-development company incubated at Dankook University, said Nov. 11 that its product-design platform doodll.ai has been named a CES 2027 Innovation Awards honoree in the Enterprise Tech category.
doodll.ai lets people without design-software skills take part in product development. Users describe an idea, target users and key features to an AI agent, which generates images and 3D-model options so planners, designers, engineers and manufacturers can work from the same visuals.
Designing for fit with body data and digital humans
The company specializes in 3D body-data analysis, mobile-based shape reconstruction, virtual fitting and pressure analysis. Combining its body data and digital-human models with doodll.ai's AI workflow, it builds users' varied physical conditions and usage environments into designs from the first step, which it says shortens development time and cost.
Toward a marketplace linking creators and manufacturers
Comfolabs plans to grow doodll.ai into a platform connecting creators and manufacturers — from design proposals and market review to engineering, validation and production, and eventually a marketplace for trading and commercializing designs. "The essence of a product lies in fitting the person who uses it," CEO Lee Won-seop said. "We will build a global product-development ecosystem where human diversity is reflected from the design stage."
Korean products took 23 of the 38 Best of Innovation honors in the first round of the CES 2027 awards, which drew about 4,000 entries. CES 2027 runs Jan. 6–9 in Las Vegas.