EduSync joins K-Startup landing pad at STATION F in Paris
The Korean real-time collaboration firm is one of 10 companies in the second batch and will run its Paris acceleration until December 2026.
EduSync, a Korean real-time collaboration platform company, has been selected for the second batch of the K-Startup International Landing Pad Program at STATION F in Paris, according to datanet.co.kr. The company is one of 10 Korean firms chosen for the program.
EduSync will take part in a local acceleration program in Paris through December 2026. Its core technology is a proprietary real-time collaboration engine that links different device types with ultra-low latency.
Its flagship solution, KlassBoard, connects electronic whiteboards, teacher PCs and student smart devices to preserve class data in real time and enable two-way participation. According to EduSync, HEC Paris described KlassBoard as a "next-generation AI classroom platform."
Through the program, EduSync plans to validate product-market fit, hold technical demonstrations for local customers and pursue distributor partnerships, proof-of-concept projects and paid license contracts. The company is also extending its large-scale mirroring and device-linking technology into B2B areas such as broadcast operation support and real-time video management.
Quick answers
What is the K-Startup International Landing Pad Program at STATION F?
It is a program held at STATION F in Paris; EduSync is one of 10 Korean companies selected for its second batch.
How long will EduSync's Paris program last?
EduSync will carry out a local acceleration program in Paris until December 2026.
What is KlassBoard?
KlassBoard is EduSync's flagship solution, linking electronic whiteboards, teacher PCs and student smart devices for real-time class data and two-way participation.