Hello, I'm Chago Engineering, a company specializing in high-tech eco-friendly cooling.

and I'm chac, our mascot.

Recently, a new video was uploaded to our YouTube channel.

The video showed what kind of research Chago Engineering is doing together with the Korea Institute of Machinery Research as a ‘family company’ and what our goals are for the future.

Today, I'd like to share with you the real story of how that video came to be.

Let's take a journey into the passionate moments of the day.

First, let's take a look at the interview scene with the director and CEO.

I was impressed by how professionally he spoke in front of the camera and staff, even though there was a lot of equipment and people watching. This scene is interspersed with narration throughout the video to explain the technology and future vision of Chago Engineering.

Next, the research team had a chance to take a closer look at the ‘Stirling Cooling System’, which is the centerpiece of Chago Engineering's core technology.

It was a very meaningful time to hear the vivid explanation of the technology from the researchers who participated in the development. It was a moment that made us proud of our technology!

The subsequent development team shoot was a unique experience, as we got to see the Stirling engine in action and how it was tested.

In particular, during the filming of the development team 2, the CEO himself carefully explained how to test the equipment and what to look out for. You could feel his passion for technology and expertise, which made the filming very meaningful.

Finally, we took a commemorative photo with the president and CEO of the Korea Institute of Mechanical Engineering and me, our cute mascot, to record a fun moment.

Finally, we took a group photo of all the employees at the Cheongju headquarters of Chago Engineering, which showed the strong will and passion for achieving the future vision together in harmony with each other.

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Today, we took a look at the video filming scene of the collaboration between the Korea Institute of Machinery and Chago Engineering.

I'm glad to see that it turned out well as many people put in a lot of effort.

I will be back with more news next time, so please stay tuned for more information.

Until then, meet chac, our awesome mascot!