In a series of 7th Audiovisual Week Audiovisual events held in Bangkok, Thailand, the Smart TV Global Coolita operating system-which was developed by COOCAA-President signed a cooperation agreement (MoU) with research institution from Indonesia, the Gantala Institute.
This partnership marks the commitment of both parties in presenting AI-Powered Smart Display Solutions specifically designed for the government and corporate sectors in Indonesia, in order to speed up the process digital transformation national.
The MoU took place at the Shangri-La Bangkok Hotel was represented by Vice President Coocaa Technology (Skyworth Group) and President of Coolita Technology LTE. PTD., Li Jing, and Director of Government Affairs Gantala Institute, Fathan Sembiring.
“We are very happy to be able to establish collaboration with the Gantala Institute in this Audiovisual Week forum. Through AI technology and smart systems from Coolita, we hope to contribute to the process of digitalizing the government and corporate sectors in Indonesia,” Li Jing said in his statement.
This collaboration will be focused on developing an integrated solution that includes Smart Display Devices, Ai EngineAnd localized content ecosystemto answer the needs of digital transformation in four main sectors: modernization of governance, development of technology -based education systems, digitalization of public services, and business transformation of telecommunications operators.
Since last year, various Indonesian government agencies – including the Ministry of Religion – had invited Coolita several times to discuss and establish further communication, including conducting direct visits to the Coocaa Innovation Center in Shenzhen, China.
Various in -depth dialogues regarding the application of AI technology in public services and city management are the initial foundation of this collaboration. The Indonesian government is considered to have appreciated the advantages of technology owned by Coolita, ranging from the development of smart devices, optimizing AI algorithms, to the development of content ecosystems that are relevant to local needs.
The signing was also witnessed by the permanent representative of the Secretary General of the Thai Ministry of Culture, Ratchanon Kocharano, and Deputy Head of Chinese Radio and Television National Administration, Dong Xin.
This partnership also reflects the increasingly stronger steps of Coolita expansion in the Southeast Asian region.
In the future, Coolita will continue to uphold the spirit of collaborative and open, and actively establish cooperation with various government institutions, the media and industry players in ASEAN countries, to jointly encourage the growth of the smart technology-based audio-visual industry in this region. (D-2)
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