Chungnam Content Agency brings regional AI firms to AI Festa 26

EVENTS · KOREA GOES GLOBAL · OCT 5, 2026

Damgara’s AI video pre-production tool and REMO’s body and motion analysis go on show at COEX, Oct 6–8

Exhibit panels for Damgara’s StorySync Pro (left) and REMO. Photo: Chungnam Content Agency

Chungnam Content Agency (충남콘텐츠진흥원) will run a joint booth with two companies from South Chungcheong Province at AI Festa 26, which opens Tuesday at COEX in Seoul.

NOTICEChungnam Content Agency joint booth at AI Festa 26 · Hall C, 3F, COEX · Oct 6–8

The booth sits in Zone B of the Government Pavilion in Hall C on COEX’s third floor. It hosts Damgara (담가라), which builds an AI platform that automates video production, and REMO (리모), which develops AI-based body-shape and motion analysis. The agency registered its exhibit under AI core and platforms, data and cloud infrastructure, agentic AI, physical AI and robotics, and manufacturing and industrial AI.

Damgara is showing StorySync Pro, a pre-production platform that runs planning, scriptwriting, storyboards, shot design, video generation and editing as a single workflow. The company was picked through the agency’s 2026 scale-up accelerator and has since taken investment from CNT Tech, Venture Square reported on Sept. 14.

REMO, under the line “Reading the body,” turns real-world movement into data for AI. Its exhibit lists healthcare, personalised exercise management, industrial safety and AI research as target uses.

AI Festa 26 is a three-day exhibition and conference organised by the Ministry of Science and ICT (과학기술정보통신부). This year’s edition is the largest yet, with 212 companies taking 501 booths and speakers from Google DeepMind, OpenAI, AWS and Anthropic, Money Today reported on Sept. 30. The programme includes one-to-one business matching between AI suppliers and buyers.

“We hope AI Festa 26 gives companies in the province a chance to show their AI technology and content and to find new business,” said Kim Yeon (김연), president of the agency, who took office on Oct. 1. “We will keep supporting them as they strengthen their technology and expand into new markets.”