Platum ran a column on ModigenceVision drawn from episode 1,009 of Startup Morning Coffee, hosted by Jeon Hwa-sung, CEO of CNT Tech, on February 13, 2025. The company was then in the IBK Changgong program that CNT Tech operates. The video is in Korean; the summary below is ours.
The episode starts from what a 3D camera does: it reads distance, shape, and size from depth data, which makes it a basic tool for building digital twins and for automation that needs precise object recognition. Jeon lists robots, smart factories and farms, logistics, and medical devices as the fields pulling demand.
The problem it solves, in his reading, is structural. Camera module production concentrates on phones and vehicles, on contract manufacturing and volume, with little software staff, so a customer wanting a module to fit a specific product gets neither the part nor the support. The company answers with a package: a high-performance custom ToF 3D camera, the peripheral components (RGB camera, SoC board, interfaces), and vision software delivered as an SDK so that the customer can optimize for its own environment.
Jeon’s one-point advice: to build volume early, win a large reference project delivered as a full on-premises system, alongside component sales. During the live broadcast Kim Dae-hee added in the comments that the company was developing a logistics detection system with a large Korean company, and that its ToF-based approach sets it apart from stereo-vision peers.
Source. Platum, “[전화성의 스타트업 모닝커피 1009회] 모디전스비전” (in Korean), February 13, 2025. Summary and translation by ModigenceVision.
