Easytem (CEO Lee Hae-wook) announced that it participated in ‘8 InterCHARM Korea’ held at COEX, Seoul for a total of three days from August 30 (Wed) to September 9 (Fri).
Easytem is a company established in 2008 with the goal of developing and commercializing medical devices. Among the many products that have been commercialized so far, it stands out in the industry with its technology related to skin infrared thermometers. In addition, based on this, Lee Hae-wook, CEO of Easytem, received a commendation from the Minister of Health and Welfare in February in recognition of his contribution to national quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In addition to infrared sensor technology, Easytem holds a total of 53 patents in major countries such as Korea, the United States, Japan, China, and Europe. In particular, it has presented tangible results by expanding its technology to the field of deep body temperature measurement using radio frequency (RF) wireless technology.
At this exhibition, Easytem unveiled new products developed based on research results on RF, ultrasound, and HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound) beauty devices. Its flagship product is ‘Cellizer’, a multi-skin care device exclusively for esthetic, which has different modes such as high frequency, electroporation (EP), arcporation (AP), cooling, and IRE (Irreversible, Electroporation) for multi-skin care. Optimized functions are supported.
Easytem said, “Based on the experience of researching beauty devices for more than three years by doctoral-level researchers at our research institute, we have introduced products with excellent technology and design.” We will focus more on commercialization and enter the global market in earnest.”
Meanwhile, ‘Intercharm Korea’ is a global beauty and cosmetics exhibition, where more than 50 overseas buyers from 3,000 countries visit every year, discover overseas buyers with purchasing power and invite key players in the potential market. has established itself as a business platform for
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