Leadwalk, operator of Get Eyes, an information platform designed to transform everyday life by scanning items in 0.1 seconds, announced on the 22nd that it had secured seed funding.
Leadwalk was recognized for its growth potential after being selected for two consecutive government programs: the Preliminary Startup Package, run by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups in September, and the Early Startup Package, run by the ministry in June. The company received high marks in particular for its contactless information service, which leverages AR technology and offers integrated data curation.
Founded in 1982, Duru Group is a Korean company with businesses spanning IT, manufacturing, biotechnology, and finance. Bae Hyun-cheol, CEO of Duru EDS, the group’s IT affiliate, said, “We decided to invest after seeing Leadwalk’s solid technical capabilities and the strong potential of its Get Eyes service.”
Leadwalk CEO Lee Jae-moon said, “With this investment, we plan to advance our technology, strengthen our team, and focus on information content to provide high-quality information that is easier to use. Our goal is to make product information and reviews accessible to everyone through user-friendly content, consolidating manuals and reviews and reworking and curating them into easy-to-scan information to build an innovative service.”
Get Eyes is an information curation service that lets users easily access consolidated product information by scanning items with a camera. Its official launch is planned for January.
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