EduSync, a startup that develops digital education platforms and artificial intelligence (AI)-based .. – MK

EduSync, a startup that develops digital education platforms and artificial intelligence (AI)-based class assistance solutions, announced on the 7th that it has finally been designated as a target company for the “2026 Export Support-Based Utilization Project (Export Voucher)” technology service sector organized by the Small and Medium Venture Business Corporation and has completed an official agreement.

The project is a government-supported program that helps promising small and medium-sized venture companies in Korea develop overseas markets. Through this selection, Edusink plans to establish a multilateral export infrastructure by receiving support for various technology services in the form of vouchers, including overseas marketing, translation, design and video content production, and participation in global exhibitions.

The company will use this government support as leverage to expand its core platform, “Classboard,” in earnest. Classboard is a digital classroom solution that helps students share documents and participate in real-time learning by synchronizing electronic boards, teachers’ web screens, and students’ personal devices in real time. Based on voice and interaction data accumulated during class, AI automatically provides key summaries, misconceptions, and customized feedback reports.

Edusink confirmed Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Singapore, as well as Central Asian countries such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan as the primary targets. It plans to implement a customized linkage strategy by precisely analyzing each country’s educational environment and distribution infrastructure.In the short term, the goal is to achieve overseas exports worth $100,000. Recently, it obtained excellent grades in the evaluation of the Youth Start-up Academy and was recognized for its technical skills and business feasibility at the same time.

“This participation in the export voucher project is the best opportunity to expand AI class support technology verified in the domestic education field to the global stage,” said Kwon Ga-won, CEO of Edusink. “We will actively expand cooperation with overseas partners to establish ourselves as a key operating infrastructure for smart classrooms around the world beyond simple teaching aids.”