Platum, a Korean startup news outlet, ran a column on ModigenceVision drawn from episode 1,174 of Startup Morning Coffee, the daily YouTube program hosted by Jeon Hwa-sung, CEO of the accelerator CNT Tech, on October 20, 2025. The company was then in CNT Tech’s early-stage startup program. The video is in Korean; the summary below is ours.
The episode frames the company as the eyes of the robot: a 3D camera platform and integrated vision solution that lets a robot perceive its surroundings in three dimensions, with cleaning and serving robots as the first commercial market.
Its core strength, in Jeon’s reading, is a one-stop solution that joins hardware and software. Rather than shipping a 3D wide-angle camera module alone, the company delivers the matching vision algorithm and processing board as one system, with an SDK so that each customer can develop against it. Jeon contrasts this with camera module makers focused on volume manufacturing and thin on software, and recalls that providing an SDK was the first thing he did when selling speech recognition in 2000.
He also notes the team’s track record: stereo cameras developed and mass-produced for robot vacuum cleaners, and 3D wide-angle cameras for medical devices.
Source. Platum, “[전화성의 스타트업 모닝커피 1174회] 모디전스비전” (in Korean), October 20, 2025. Summary and translation by ModigenceVision.
