Gaudio Lab Sweeps CES Innovation Awards for 4th Consecutive Year, Achieving 6 Total Wins

Gaudio Lab Achieves Double Win at CES 2026 with AI Re-production Solution ‘Gaudio Studio Pro’ Gaudio Lab, an AI audio specialized company, is drawing attention as its innovative AI re-production solution, ‘Gaudio Studio Pro,’ simultaneously received Innovation Awards in two categories – Film Production & Distribution and Enterprise Tech – at CES 2026. This marks Gaudio Lab's fourth consecutive year of awards and establishes a unique record of six cumulative wins, solidifying its leadership in the AI audio technology sector. ‘Gaudio Studio Pro’ is the culmination of AI audio technology that maximizes efficiency by integrating complex and scattered tasks arising during the localization process for content export into a single platform. Users simply upload a video, and the AI engine automatically and precisely separates dialogue, background music, sound effects, and more. Based on these separated elements, users can easily perform various re-production tasks such as replacing background music, AI dubbing, generating subtitles, noise reduction, and creating music cue sheets, significantly shortening the localization process that previously consumed considerable time and effort. A unique strength of this solution is its dialogue and music separation technology in "dialogue scenes with lyrical music playing," boasting approximately twice the performance of competitors. Thanks to this excellent separation performance, it is already playing a critical role in high-difficulty tasks such as re-producing broadcast content for global export, replacing background music to resolve copyright issues, and restoring and remixing classic films. ‘Gaudio Studio Pro’ is also participating as a core solution in the 8 billion won ‘AI Dubbing Specialized K-FAST Diffusion Support Project,’ organized by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Association for ICT Promotion, contributing to the global spread of K-content and the advancement of AI media technology. Gaudio Lab recognized that despite the global phenomenon of K-content, delays in localization work were a major impediment to global distribution. Accordingly, it integrated world-class AI separation technology, text synchronization technology, and sound source replacement technology into a single solution, and this technological prowess has already been adopted by major domestic services such as Naver, MBC, and Melon, proving its value. Last September, the solution was successfully demonstrated to global customers at the IBC exhibition in the Netherlands, thereby verifying its market potential. Oh Hyun-oh, CEO of Gaudio Lab, stated with strong ambition, "The importance of rapid localization and global distribution amidst the K-content craze cannot be overstated. We will further expand 'Gaudio Studio Pro' based on our world-class AI audio technology to nimbly respond to the demands of the global market."