KLab has been selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s IP360 program to support the planning of new IP projects, and is reportedly pursuing a policy of accelerating the planning and development of new game IP using AI.
KLab has been selected for support for planning new IP projects under the IP360 program promoted by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. IP360 is a public support scheme for projects that create new intellectual property rights, and selected companies will use the support to advance IP planning and development.
The selection is consistent with KLab’s policy of promoting AI-based game development, and the company is expected to strengthen the planning of new titles by combining AI with IP.
The timing of formal implementation and the specific details of the support will be disclosed in due course, but support for planning new IP through IP360 is attracting attention as part of an initiative aimed at expanding the use of technology and opportunities for creation in the gaming sector.