Hanmi Semiconductor announced the release of a video depicting the future of semiconductor technology in 2040 on its official YouTube channel.
Titled 'The Past of Kim Jung-gi in 2020, Drawing the Future of Hanmi Semiconductor in 2040,' the video reinterprets the works of the late Kim Jung-gi (1975-2022) using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
The original artwork that inspired the video was a large canvas commissioned by Hanmi Semiconductor in 2020 to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
At that time, Kim captured three concepts on the canvas through live drawing: the company's beginnings in 1980, its growth into a global enterprise by 2020, and its future.
Live drawing is a performance art genre where the artist fills the canvas solely from memory and imagination, without prior sketches. The late Kim Jung-gi was celebrated for his collaborations with major brands like Marvel, Blizzard, and Netflix, earning acclaim in the art world.
The newly released video starts from the artwork completed by Kim in 2020 and imagines the advanced technologies of the future in 2040. It features scenes of humanoid robots, autonomous mobility, aerospace, and smart cities, showcasing a transformed future through cutting-edge technology.
A representative from Hanmi Semiconductor stated, "We have expanded the future envisioned by the late Kim Jung-gi in 2020 into a 2040 perspective using AI technology in 2026. The AI semiconductors produced by Hanmi's equipment are depicted as advancing future industries such as robotics, smart mobility, aerospace, and smart cities."
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