South Korean mobile carrier LG Uplus has signed a deal to supply 5G-based augmented reality (AR) content to Japanese carrier KDDI.

LG Uplus will supply its educational service of around 220 children’s books in AR format to KDDI.

The service will be available to the Japanese carrier’s 5G users from September 1, reports Yonhap news agency.

The latest move expands LG Uplus’ efforts to boost 5G content exports since last year.

The telecom operator signed a contract with China Telecom in October last year to supply its 5G content and solutions and inked deals with KDDI, Hong Kong Telecommunications and Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom earlier this year to supply virtual reality (VR) content, IANS reported.

LG Uplus said in June that it exported $10 million worth of 5G content products since the deal with China Telecom.

LG Uplus has focused on AR and VR content creation by partnering with Google and has collaborated with Chinese mixed-reality product developer Nreal to release a 5G-based AR glasses device earlier this month.