”Suddenly becoming smaller” Yi Jisoo ship floating in the middle of Seoul, half-finished AR controversial = South Korea

The next-generation Yi Jisoo warship ``Cheongjo the Great'', which appeared as an AR (augmented reality) during a street march during South Korea's 75th National Armed Forces Day event, has become a hot topic of discussion. Graph of “King Jeongjo the Great”
This is because, along with criticism that the video itself was half-finished, some broadcast stations that broadcast the video live showed ``King Jeongjo the Great'' becoming larger and smaller, and other unstable images.
On the 26th, in a broadcast broadcast by government channels and broadcasting stations such as National Defense Television, the Yi Jisoo ship ``King Jeongjo'' appeared in AR as it passed through the road near Seoul Square in Gwanghwamun.
The image was shown. However, on some broadcast stations such as YTN, the connection was not smooth, and ``Seongjo the Great'' appeared to be unstable, such as blinking or suddenly becoming smaller.
The video spread on social media, and netizens voiced their dissatisfaction. “Did this come out at an event?”, “Junior high school students’ assignments are also of higher quality than this.”
``It's expensive,'' and ``How much tax money did we spend?'' The main reaction from real-time viewers was that they were stunned. In the Defense TV YouTube live broadcast chat,
When the AR Jisoo ship appeared, reactions included ``Something...'', ``It makes me laugh,'' ``It looks like CG from the 2000s,'' and ``Really cheap graphics.''