Global media channel AVING News held ‘CES 14 Global Reviews & Conference in Seoul (CES 159 Be in IT. Global Reviews & Conference in SEOUL)’ at COEX Studio 2023 on the 2023th.
This conference, hosted by AVING News and participated by the Next Generation Convergence Content Industry Association as a partner, will provide not only vivid news from the CES, which was held for the first time since the pandemic, but also Korea’s crisis and response strategies revealed at CES 2023. It was designed to be shared.
A total of 2023 attendees gathered at this conference, inviting key figures such as CES 200 participating companies, cooperative organizations, and supporters, as well as officials from various domestic industries, and the presenter was Ki-dae Kim, a CES witness who has been to the CES site for 18 years, AVING News. Including the editor and publisher, △Minsang Yoo, CSO of Autonomous AXNUMXG’s Future Strategy Office, △Younggon Go, Marketing Leader of Nubi Lab, △Hyeonjun Lee, CEO of Seven Point One, △Donghyung Shin, head of Rsupport’s strategic planning team (author of ‘Beyond Change’), △Hyeonok Oh, CEO of ZCrypto, etc. .
As a company in the health technology field, Seven Point One participated in CES 2023 and highlighted the ‘K-STRATUP Integration Pavilion’ at Eureka Park, a startup zone. They introduced ‘AlzWIN’, an AI-based non-face-to-face testing solution that analyzes conversation content to identify high-risk dementia patients at an early stage.
As the elderly population rapidly increases around the world, we are entering an era in which the number of patients overwhelmingly outnumbers the manpower to care for them. Hyunjun Lee, CEO of Seven Point One, who was the presenter, emphasized the need for healthcare solutions to effectively respond to the aging era and improve the quality of life of patients under the theme of ‘Health Tech Driving the Healthcare Revolution’. At the same time, it conveyed trends emerging in the industry.
CEO Lee said, “The growing trend of on-demand network services is showing strongly throughout the healthcare industry. This is not a completely new concept, but what I felt while looking at the companies participating in CES was that the software in hardware was better than before. “Completeness is improving, and collaboration between global companies and startups is noticeably increasing,” he said.
He continued, “The reason why solutions such as personalization, AI, diagnosis and prevention, and wearables exist is to protect the lives of patients by protecting the ‘golden time.’” He continued, “Especially in the United States, where the burden of medical expenses is high, healthcare solutions are needed. “Technology is developing with a focus on reducing medical cost losses and protecting health, and the answer to this is the on-demand network,” he explained.
Seven Point One’s AlzWIN is also a solution tailored to this demand, and in addition, various companies are releasing solutions that serve as ‘scales’ that enable constant and periodic health checks. As examples, CEO Lee cited △Withthings’ in-home toilet-type urine testing device ‘U-Scan’ △Movano Ring’s smart ring for tracking women’s menstrual cycle ‘Medical Grade Ring’ △NuraLogix’s self-camera type health management solution’ Potentially Life-Saving Selfie’ was pointed out.
In addition, it was argued that the answer to improving depression and leading happy lives of social members in an aging society lies in the metaverse. He said, “I think VR is what the elderly need most when they enter a nursing facility or have difficulty moving. “For young users, VR is just one of the contents, but for older people, it will be the only window that connects them to the outside world,” he said. “Focusing on that role, we have launched ‘SENTENTS’ with enhanced personalization and technology utilization.” “We introduced it at CES, and like AlzWIN, it also received a good response in the field.”
Meanwhile, ‘CES’, the world’s largest IT exhibition, is an exhibition where you can understand the trends of the global home appliance industry at a glance. Hosted by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), it is held every January in Las Vegas, USA. AVING News, which has covered CES for 1 consecutive years, has reported CES news around the world every year since 17, and has been selected as the ‘BEST OF CES’, which selects the best innovative products and technologies, and the ‘BEST OF’, which selects domestic innovative companies. ‘MADE IN KOREA’ was held. In addition, CES on-site issues were vividly conveyed through ‘AVING LIVE’.