A Sound Studio in Your Pocket: Gaudio Lab Launches 'Gaudio Studio' Mobile App
Following the strong reception of its web-based service, Gaudio Studio is now available on mobile—making advanced sound editing accessible anytime, anywhere.
Designed for a wide range of users—from professional musicians and video editors to parents removing noise from family clips—Gaudio Studio offers a suite of AI-powered features including:
Users can upload videos directly from their phones, isolate or adjust sound elements, and download clean, edited tracks in seconds. Whether you're producing a cover video, fine-tuning a podcast, or editing content for social media, Gaudio Studio empowers creators of all levels to deliver studio-quality sound with ease.
At the core of the app is GSEP (Gaudio source SEPeration), Gaudio Lab's proprietary AI engine renowned for its speed and precision. In blind test conducted by MusicRadar, GSEP outperformed all other competitors and has already been integrated into major South Korean music platforms such as Melon and NAVER VIBE.
"Our mission with Gaudio Studio is simple: to make advanced audio editing effortless and accessible to everyone with just a swipe of the finger," said Henney Oh, CEO of Gaudio Lab. "We believe that creativity shouldn't be limited by complex software or expensive equipment. Gaudio Studio brings high-performance audio tools into the hands of everyone—from professionals to passionate beginners."
By bridging desktop-class functionality with the convenience of mobile, Gaudio Studio supports seamless workflow across devices—whether in the studio, at home, or on the go.
About Gaudio Lab
Founded in 2015 following the adoption of its binaural rendering technology as a global standard, Gaudio Lab is an AI audio technology pioneer headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. The company boasts a team of 40+ audio experts, including 9 PhDs in acoustic engineering. Gaudio Lab delivers cutting-edge sound solutions across streaming, OTT, AR/VR, smartphones, theaters, and automotive environments.
The company's innovations have been recognized by CES (Innovation Award Winner 2023–2025), SXSW (Innovation Awards Finalist, 2024), and the VR Awards (Best VR Innovation, 2017), and adopted into international standards by ANSI/CTA and ISO/IEC MPEG-H. Gaudio Lab is backed by top-tier investors including SBVA, Samsung Venture Investment, NAVER D2SF, CJ Investment, and LB Investment.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Korea Herald
2 hours ago
- Korea Herald
Pudu Robotics Launches PUDU MT1 Max: AI-Powered 3D Perception Robotic Sweeper for Complex Large-Scale Environments
SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Pudu Robotics, a global leader in service robotics, today launched the PUDU MT1 Max, an AI-powered 3D Perception Robotic Sweeper designed for the challenges of expansive and complex cleaning scenarios. As the newest member of the MT1 series — following the PUDU MT1 and PUDU MT1 Vac — the MT1 Max delivers a significant leap forward with next-generation 3D spatial perception, enhanced AI intelligence, and upgraded safety systems, setting a new standard for large-scale indoor and semi-outdoor cleaning in environments such as underground parking garages and semi-open building atriums. Next-Generation 3D Perception for Smarter Navigation Equipped with 3D LiDAR and multi-sensor fusion, the MT1 Max can "understand" complex environments with centimeter-level accuracy and detect objects up to 150 meters away. It accurately recognizes and interprets diverse scenarios — from ultra-high ceilings and glass roofs to semi-open areas and low-light settings — and maintains stable mapping and positioning even in high-interference conditions such as heavy dust, fog, or sandstorms. Enhanced 3D perception also powers more intelligent, real-time path planning, allowing the robot to navigate dynamically, optimize cleaning routes, and proactively avoid vehicles or unexpected obstacles with speed and precision. Enhanced AI Intelligence for Precision and Efficient Cleaning Driven by a dual-chip architecture that doubles computing power, the MT1 Max delivers faster recognition, more efficient computation, and stable performance even under heavy load or parallel tasks. Its deep hardware-software integration — combining sensors, wheel-hub motors, side brushes, and roller brushes — enables: Exceptional Cleaning Performance with Automated Filter Cleaning Retaining the MT1's ability to sweep everything from fine dust and cigarette butts to leaves and beverage bottles in a single pass, the MT1 Max adds an internal vibration system that keeps filters clear in real time. This preserves suction and filtration efficiency, extends component life, and reduces the need for frequent manual maintenance. Combined with its 70 cm cleaning width, 35 L waste bin, and precise edge-to-edge cleaning, the MT1 Max ensures consistently high cleaning performance while minimizing downtime in large-scale operations. Upgraded Autonomous Obstacle Avoidance The MT1 Max features a fully enhanced obstacle avoidance system powered by advanced 3D LiDAR, providing sharper dynamic perception and improved environmental awareness. It can identify various dynamic obstacles — from vehicles to pedestrians and small animals — and apply tailored avoidance strategies. It can stop at intersections, yield in traffic lanes, or pause in parking zones to ensure smooth operation without disrupting surrounding activity. Multi-Dimensional Safety Enhancements The MT1 Max is engineered for reliability in challenging environments. Its IP54-rated protection shields against dust and splashes, while a water-drop sensor triggers a protective avoidance mode in adverse weather. A 1.2-meter-high beacon with bright lights enhances visibility for pedestrians and drivers, helping actively reduce potential risks. Building on the operational excellence of the MT1, the MT1 Max offers long run-time with 24/7 operation enabled by automatic recharging, IoT integration for seamless coordination with smart infrastructure, remote management tools for real-time monitoring, and exceptional maneuverability in tight or obstacle-prone spaces — ensuring comprehensive coverage in even the most challenging environments. The launch of the PUDU MT1 Max marks the third model in the MT1 series, following the PUDU MT1 (2024) and PUDU MT1 Vac (2025). With each addition, Pudu Robotics continues to expand its intelligent cleaning portfolio, offering tailored solutions for different spaces, debris types, and operational needs — empowering businesses worldwide to maintain cleaner, safer, and more efficient environments. About PUDU Pudu Robotics, a global leader in the service robotics sector, is dedicated to enhancing human productivity and living standards through innovative robot technology. With a focus on R&D, manufacturing, and sales of service robots, Pudu Robotics emphasizes three core technologies: mobility, manipulation, and artificial intelligence. Pudu Robotics has taken the lead in establishing a comprehensive range of specialized, semi-humanoid, and humanoid robotic products in the industry. Currently, Pudu Robotics offers three product lines: service delivery robots, commercial cleaning robots, and industrial delivery robots, which are deployed across ten major industries, including food and beverage, retail, hospitality, healthcare, entertainment and sports, industrial facilities, education, and more. To date, Pudu Robotics has successfully shipped over 100,000 units to a variety of markets, with a presence in more than 1,000 cities across 80+ countries and regions worldwide. For more information on business developments and updates, follow PUDU on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram.
Korea Herald
5 hours ago
- Korea Herald
ViewQwest Powers Next Stage of Enterprise Growth with Appointment of Chief Growth Officer
Enterprise technology leader Peter Molloy joins ViewQwest to accelerate enterprise expansion and deliver next-generation network and security services across APAC. SINGAPORE, Aug. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ViewQwest, one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing telecommunications and network security service providers, today announced the appointment of Peter Molloy as its new Chief Growth Officer (CGO), leading the Group Enterprise Business. Based at the Group Headquarters in Singapore and reporting directly to the CEO, Peter will spearhead ViewQwest's enterprise expansion across Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong SAR, the Philippines — and the broader Asia-Pacific market. Peter's appointment comes on the back of ViewQwest's strong growth momentum — including its successful entry into Hong Kong, continued wins in large enterprise projects across the region, and the expansion of customer sites in North and Southeast Asia. With this solid trajectory, the company is doubling down on growth by bringing in a proven leader to scale its Enterprise Business to the next level. "ViewQwest has demonstrated that an agile, focused Asian player can go head-to-head with global incumbents and win," said Vignesa Moorthy, Chief Executive Officer, ViewQwest. "Peter's arrival marks a step-change in our growth journey as we continue to challenge conventions, build next-generation enterprise network and security offerings, and deliver greater value to our customers across APAC." As CGO, Peter will lead and scale ViewQwest's enterprise sales teams to introduce new technologies and services, identify and execute on new market entry strategies, and build strategic partnerships to accelerate time-to-market. His mandate is to expand ViewQwest's high-value customer base, and reinforce the company's leadership in innovative network and security services. Peter brings over 25 years of leadership experience in enterprise technology sales, having worked with global leaders such as Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, NetApp, Firescope, Tintri, and Computer Associates. Throughout his career, he has built and led high-performance teams, driven rapid business growth, and delivered innovative solutions to customers across the Asia Pacific, Japan, and China regions. Before his corporate career, Peter served 12 years in the Australian Army, retiring as a Major — a background that speaks to his discipline, strategic thinking, and leadership under pressure. He also carries an entrepreneurial edge, having founded start-ups earlier in his career — aligning closely with ViewQwest's culture of agility, speed, and bias for disruption. "I'm excited to join ViewQwest at such a defining moment," said Peter Molloy, Chief Growth Officer, ViewQwest. "The company has already shown its ability to punch above its weight, and I look forward to building on this momentum — growing the enterprise business, launching new solutions, and expanding our presence across Asia Pacific." With Peter focusing on Enterprise, Benjamin Tan, Chief Commercial Officer, will now sharpen his leadership on scaling the Wholesale Business — expanding ViewQwest's international connectivity, strengthening IP transit and peering partnerships, and shaping the next generation of wholesale services for telcos, OTTs, hyperscalers, and global carriers. "Together, the strengthened leadership team positions ViewQwest to capture the immense opportunities ahead — advancing our mission to be the preferred network and security partner in the region", concludes Moorthy.
Korea Herald
5 hours ago
- Korea Herald
Seoul shares fall for 3rd day amid AI bubble woes; won sharply down
South Korean stocks closed lower for the third consecutive session Wednesday as big-cap tech shares tracked overnight losses of US tech giants sparked by concerns over a possible bubble in the artificial intelligence sector. The Korean won was trading sharply lower against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index dipped 21.47 points, or 0.63 percent, to close at 3,130.09. Trade volume was moderate at 331.7 million shares worth 11.6 trillion won ($8.3 billion), with losers outnumbering winners 643 to 241. Retail and foreign investors dumped local shares worth 392.7 billion won and 232.6 billion won, respectively, while institutions purchased 516.3 billion won. Overnight, the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite closed 1.46 percent lower, and the S&P 500 shed 0.59 percent after OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that the AI market may be in a bubble like the dot-com bubble during the late 1990s, which led to a stock market crash in the early 2000s. AI chip giant Nvidia lost 3.5 percent, AMD shed 5.44 percent, and TSMC slipped 3.61 percent. Investor sentiment was also dampened by heightened caution ahead of the Jackson Hole economic policy symposium, slated for Friday (US time), where Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will make a speech on his outlook for the economy. Wall Street had initially been almost certain that Powell will signal a rate cut in September, but concerns have grown that the Fed chief may take a more cautious approach as the latest US producer price data showed sticky inflation. "Wednesday's slump of the Kospi can be attributed to the concerns over an AI bubble as seen in the US stock market overnight, the selling of tech shares, profit-taking of shipbuilding, nuclear power and defense shares that had led the recent increase of the Korean stock market," Seo Sang-young, an analyst at Mirae Asset Securities, said. Seo said nuclear power shares lost ground on foreign selling, while defense shares went down on a profit-taking sentiment. Shipbuilding shares showed weakness amid concerns domestic companies will again face fierce competition against Chinese firms, he added. In Seoul, chip giant SK hynix slid 2.85 percent to 255,500 won, while its rival Samsung Electronics gained 0.71 percent to 70,500 won. Leading battery maker LG Energy Solution lost 1.69 percent to 377,500 won, and defense powerhouse Hanwha Aerospace dipped 1.33 percent to 816,000 won. Nuclear power plant builder Doosan Enerbility shot down 3.53 percent to 57,400 won, and internet portal operator Naver declined 1.77 percent to 221,500 won. Shipbuilders were mixed, with Hanwha Ocean down 0.75 percent to 105,200 won and HD Korea Shipbuilding slipping 1.55 percent to 349,500 won. HD Hyundai Heavy gained 0.67 percent to 450,500 won. Automakers were among the few gainers. Hyundai Motor increased 0.68 percent to 220,500 won, and its sister Kia climbed 1.06 percent to 105,100 won. The local currency was quoted at 1,398.4 won against the greenback at 3:30 p.m., down 7.5 won from the previous session. (Yonhap)
