TLDR: Amorepacific showcased its advanced AI-driven beauty science, including the ‘Sensornoid™’ artificial tactile sensory system and the ‘Dr. AMORE’ AI-powered skin diagnostic system, at the 34th IFSCC Congress in Brazil in October 2024. The company is also set to participate in the 35th IFSCC Congress in Cannes, France, from September 15-18, 2025, which will focus on ‘The Future is Science’.
SEOUL, South Korea – Amorepacific has recently made significant strides in AI-driven beauty science, presenting its groundbreaking research at the 34th International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists (IFSCC) Congress held in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, from October 14 to 17, 2024. The company’s innovations garnered considerable attention, with one of its key presentations being recognized among the ‘Top 5 Applied Research‘ at the congress.
Lee Jeong Yu’s podium presentation, titled ‘Artificial Tactile Sensory System and High-Precision AI Simulation for Cosmetic Products,’ introduced Amorepacific’s sophisticated artificial intelligence sensory evaluation system, ‘Sensornoid™.’ This technology leverages digital sensory data to predict the usage experience of final cosmetic products based solely on ingredient formulation data. By integrating Amorepacific’s extensive expertise in human-based cosmetic evaluation with advanced digital technology, Sensornoid™ significantly reduces the time and cost traditionally associated with sensory research. The system boasts an impressive accuracy of over 90% in predicting the sensory experience of cosmetics compared to conventional human application tests, enabling faster and more effective product development.
In addition to the podium presentation, Amorepacific’s R&I Center also showcased two poster presentations. One notable poster, ‘Innovative AI-Powered Visual Insights for Understanding Facial Skin Aging,’ presented by Park Hyeokgon, introduced the new visual analysis capabilities of the AI-based skin diagnostic system, ‘Dr. AMORE.’ This technology is designed to precisely analyze and visualize various signs of facial skin aging, facilitating the tracking and analysis of the integrated and dynamic skin aging process. These findings are expected to contribute to the development of advanced anti-aging solutions.
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Looking ahead, Amorepacific is preparing for the 35th IFSCC Congress, which will take place at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France, from September 15 to 18, 2025. Organized by the Société Française de Cosmétologie, the congress will convene under the theme ‘The Future is Science.’ The event is anticipated to host over 1,000 participants, featuring 68 selected conferences and 650 posters from international experts. Key topics for discussion will include ‘Skin and hair health and well-being,’ ‘Holistic sciences,’ and ‘Diversity and personalization.’ The scientific committee received nearly 1,200 submissions, with a significant 55% originating from Asia, underscoring the region’s growing influence in cosmetic science innovation. A dedicated workshop day will precede the main congress, offering cutting-edge insights, and an exhibition area will feature approximately thirty exhibitors showcasing their latest services and technologies.
