AIPARK Selected as ‘Innovation Premier 1000’ Enterprise, Recognized for AI avatar and Video Generation Technology
Sep 7, 2026
Growing Company Draws Policy Financial Institutions’ Attention Following CES Innovation Award and Public Procurement Recognition
Seoul, South Korea, September 7, 2026 -- AI avatar & video generation company AIPARK Co., LTD (CEO Park Cheol-min) announced on the 22nd that it has been selected as an “Innovation Premier 1000” company.
The ‘Innovation Premier 1000’ is a flagship policy finance program in which 14 government ministries including Financial Services Commission select SMEs and mid-sized enterprises with high innovation capabilities and growth potential, connecting them to both financial and non-financial support in collaboration with policy financial institutions.
A total of 547 companies have been named to the program. They will receive various forms of support such as preferential interest rates, scale-up and IR opportunities and more, provided by Korea Development Bank, Industrial Bank of Korea and Korea Eximbank through the end of 2026.
AIPARK is a generative AI company providing ‘AiVATAR’, an AI avatar-based video generation service, and ‘V-GEN’, an AI-powered automated video generation and editing service.
Leveraging technology that automatically generates videos featuring human-like AI avatars from text input alone, its services reduce the time and expense required to produce promotional, educational and instructional videos.
Recently, it has been expanding its services into the automation sector, incorporating generative video models to enable full video production without the need for filming.
The company’s selection for the program demonstrates that policy financial institutions have recognized its generative AI video production technology, business potential, and global market expansion capabilities.
AIPARK CEO Park Cheol-min noted, “Being selected for this program is a meaningful accomplishment, as our AI video generation technology and growth potential have been officially acknowledged. We will foster an environment where ‘anyone can generate videos with ease’ by accelerating product advancement and global expansion.”
Founded in 2020, AI video technology company AIPARK offers AI avatar and video generation SaaS solutions, as well as customized video production services.
AIPARK’s technology has earned acclaim in both domestic and international markets. Its AI avatar video service, ‘AiVATAR’, was selected as an innovative product by the Public Procurement Service in 2025 and won the ‘CES 2026 Innovation Award’ at the world’s leading IT and electronics exhibition.
Support from Seoul Startup Hub has also played a crucial role in its growth. Based at Seoul Startup Hub since 2025, the company has enhanced its service through participating in a variety of initiatives such as global expansion program and community programs, leading to its selection as an ‘Innovative Premier 1000’ company by the Public Procurement Service.
AIPARK is an AI media technology company founded in April, 2020. It operates an AI avatar video generation SaaS solution, ‘AiVATAR’, and a video auto-editing service, ‘V-GEN’.
At the heart of its technology is the ability to generate talking avatar videos from text input alone.
Website: https://www.aivatar.ai/
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Organization: AIPARK Co., LTD
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