Korea's Gaudio Lab bringing AI-driven car audio and music tech to CES 2025

LAS VEGAS/SEOUL: Come January 2025, South Korean company Gaudio Lab will be showing off a number of innovations at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 in Las Vegas.

One of the more intriguing innovations by this audio solutions company is its AI-powered automotive audio infotainment solution.

This technology allows users to separate instruments such as vocals, drums, and bass and distribute them across different spaces within the car.

It also enables karaoke functionality with vocal removal. Additional features include a panoramic mode for expansive soundscapes and a clubhouse mode with enhanced sound field effects.

Users can enjoy seat-specific sound preferences, such as driver-focused or VIP seat modes, enabled by world-class AI audio separation and internationally standardized spatial audio technology.

Its award-winning "Gaudio Music Replacement" technology would also be promoted at CES, the world's biggest tech show, which will run from Jan 7-10.

Gaudio Music Replacement applies its core technology to address music copyright challenges during video content distribution.

The AI automatically detects copyrighted music and swiftly replaces it with high-quality alternatives that fit the content's mood.

Already adopted by multiple broadcasters, this solution has been successfully commercialised, with ongoing discussions with international broadcasters.

Gaudio Lab has been recognised for its audio expertise and innovation, winning four CES Innovation Awards over three consecutive years (2023–2025)

"We aim to showcase the wonder and joy of AI audio technology to a wider audience through the CES stage. With our world-leading technology, we are committed to enriching people's lives with delightful sound experiences every day," said Gaudio Lab CEO Hyun-Oh Oh.