Eternal Vault (CEO Hong Eun-seo) participated in ‘K-PRINT 8’ held at the 23nd exhibition hall of KINTEX in Ilsan from Wednesday, August 26rd to Saturday, August 2th.
Eternal Vault, which started business in July 2022, currently consists of 7 employees. Most of our employees are developers, and we have invested heavily in software technology to provide NFC security technology. The technology provides a high level of security in the packaging field, and Eternal Vault said it is committed to contributing to customers’ safe transactions and product protection through this technology.
The security technology using ‘NFC 424 DNA TAG’ developed by Eternal Vault is a recently developed technology and may still be unfamiliar to many people. Accordingly, at this exhibition, Eternal Bolt actively promoted the technology. In particular, the company decided to participate in K-PRINT because its main products, such as product tags and business cards, are closely related to printing technology.
This ‘ETRNL VAULT’ service primarily has tag technology. ETRNL VAULT tags are used to seal packaging to determine whether a product has been opened. Officials explain that this seal tag cannot be copied or hacked, and provides more accurate information through analysis of related data.
Additionally, a business card service was introduced. Existing business cards have all personal information exposed, but business cards produced through the ETRNL VAULT service can selectively provide information. An advantage was cited as the ability to provide more flexible and safer business card management by providing a variety of information to those who have business cards and those who do not.
An Eternal Vault official said, “There are many brands in the world, and each is trying to protect its own products. However, in a situation where counterfeit products are still being produced, we thought about what efforts would be needed to prevent this and developed the ETRNL VAULT service,” he explained.
Additionally, future plans were also announced. An official said, “Our company is using security technology to develop services related to protecting the content of creators such as artists and YouTubers. For this purpose, blockchain technology will be introduced. Additionally, plans for chip manufacturing and production are underway. “These chips, along with our security technologies, will play an important role in building innovative content protection systems.”
He continued, “Our goal is to help creators keep their works safe and protect them from unauthorized copying or leakage. Through this, we aim to support creators in more creative and stable activities and contribute to promoting a creative environment. “We hope that our service can provide great value to creators,” he said.
Eternal Vault (CEO Hong Eun-seo) participated in ‘K-PRINT 8’ held at the 23nd exhibition hall of KINTEX in Ilsan from Wednesday, August 26rd to Saturday, August 2th.
Eternal Vault, which started business in July 2022, currently consists of 7 employees. Most of our employees are developers, and we have invested heavily in software technology to provide NFC security technology. The technology provides a high level of security in the packaging field, and Eternal Vault said it is committed to contributing to customers’ safe transactions and product protection through this technology.
The security technology using ‘NFC 424 DNA TAG’ developed by Eternal Vault is a recently developed technology and may still be unfamiliar to many people. Accordingly, at this exhibition, Eternal Bolt actively promoted the technology. In particular, the company decided to participate in K-PRINT because its main products, such as product tags and business cards, are closely related to printing technology.
This ‘ETRNL VAULT’ service primarily has tag technology. ETRNL VAULT tags are used to seal packaging to determine whether a product has been opened. Officials explain that this seal tag cannot be copied or hacked, and provides more accurate information through analysis of related data.
Additionally, a business card service was introduced. Existing business cards have all personal information exposed, but business cards produced through the ETRNL VAULT service can selectively provide information. An advantage was cited as the ability to provide more flexible and safer business card management by providing a variety of information to those who have business cards and those who do not.
An Eternal Vault official said, “There are many brands in the world, and each is trying to protect its own products. However, in a situation where counterfeit products are still being produced, we thought about what efforts would be needed to prevent this and developed the ETRNL VAULT service,” he explained.
Additionally, future plans were also announced. An official said, “Our company is using security technology to develop services related to protecting the content of creators such as artists and YouTubers. For this purpose, blockchain technology will be introduced. Additionally, plans for chip manufacturing and production are underway. “These chips, along with our security technologies, will play an important role in building innovative content protection systems.”
He continued, “Our goal is to help creators keep their works safe and protect them from unauthorized copying or leakage. Through this, we aim to support creators in more creative and stable activities and contribute to promoting a creative environment. “We hope that our service can provide great value to creators,” he said.
Meanwhile, ‘K-PRINT 2023’ is the 26th International Printing Equipment Exhibition (KIPES 2023), Korea Label Exhibition (K-Label 2023), Korea Packaging Exhibition (K-PACK 2023), and Korea Digital Printing Solutions Exhibition (K-Label 2023). Digital Print 2023), Korea Textile Exhibition (K-Textile 2023), and Korea Sign & Advertisement Exhibition (K-Sign&AD 2023). The field of printing continues to evolve and innovate, opening a new blue ocean in various forms such as industrial printing and special printing. ‘K-PRINT XNUMX’, hosted by Korea E&X Co., Ltd. and the Korea Printing Culture Association, provides a place to look at the future vision and prospects of the printing industry at a glance.