Gene Story Korea (GENESTORY), an AI Big Data-based EduTech startup, announced its official entry into the international education market on Sept. 13. Led by CEO Seung-Hwan Yu, the company offers personalized education and health information through advanced genetic research and analysis. It has branches in the United States, Malaysia, Singapore, and other countries, and signed an exclusive export contract in Malaysia last year.
GENAVI is the platform created by Gene Story Korea that provides personalized bio-education reports using big data. Its main aim is to assist customers in discovering their potential, learning personalized educational strategies, and offering information to lead a healthy lifestyle by reducing the risk of disease. Its primary target audience is the international education market.
The GENAVI platform merges AI-driven educational technology with genetic information analysis techniques. It provides reports in five major categories- educational methods, practical strategies, health, habits, and mind control. The platform offers personalized education consulting on health matters at the right time to individuals.
In particular, it analyzes the individual's unique genetic type to provide more than 260 educational reports based on five major categories, all related to education.
Seung-Hwan Yu, the CEO of Gene Story Korea, said, "GENAVI is a system that assesses learning tendencies based on genetic test information. It prioritizes categories for precise analysis and understanding of one's educational growth and genetic potential. We anticipate that it will be of great assistance throughout one's lifelong educational journey. The international education market is equally promising, and we are confident in our success."
Seung-Hwan Yoo, the CEO of Gene Story Korea, graduated from Bellevue High School in Washington State, USA, and majored in mathematics at Boston College. He has years of experience as an education specialist, having worked as an N-Kids creativity mathematics and SAT instructor in Seoul's Cheongdam-dong, Apgujeong-dong, and Daechi-dong areas. Additionally, he is a researcher who has collaborated with professors from KAIST, Seoul National University, and Catholic University on bioresearch and development.
