AI-Based Smartwatch

Targeting Both Industrial Safety and Elderly Care
[INQ. NO. 2605E01] Innomes is a technology company providing smart healthcare solutions designed to protect workers in industrial environments and vulnerable populations in densely populated settings.
Centered on its AI-powered smartwatch InnoCare System, Innomes is expanding simultaneously into industrial safety and elderly healthcare markets through an IoT smartwatch equipped with multi-sensor technology.
The InnoCare System collects and analyzes real-time biometric data via nine embedded sensors in the smartwatch, including heart rate and body temperature. The system is designed to detect early-warning signs of heatstroke, overexertion, and cardiac abnormalities ― particularly in high-temperature, high-humidity, or physically demanding work environments. Data is transmitted in real time to an AI-based integrated monitoring platform, where abnormal patterns trigger immediate alerts to administrators, thereby assisting in the prevention of serious industrial accidents.

Innomes successfully developed its safety and health management system for major accident prevention through the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ Smart Manufacturing Innovation R&D Program. The solution has been supplied to small and medium-sized manufacturers in the Changwon National Industrial Complex and to Changwon Leports Park, thereby establishing domestic reference cases. Building on this foundation, the company signed MOUs with Thai manufacturing firms AOSSAWIN and SETTHAMOUSHOL in Bangkok through the Gyeongnam Changwon Defense Innovation Cluster overseas export support program, and is currently advancing discussions.
Innomes recently locally presented the InnoCare System as a first step toward establishing a safety and health management system under the Serious Accidents Punishment Act. Beyond industrial sites, the company will emphasize its scalability as a real-time health monitoring solution for elderly individuals living alone, and populations vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.
Through its administrator-mode integrated monitoring dashboard, the system enables comprehensive data analysis across worksites and supports AI-based predictive risk management.
Innomes has identified Thailand and Japan as key target markets for overseas expansion. Thailand is experiencing increasing smartwatch adoption and demographic aging, creating growing demand from elderly care facilities, hospitals, and healthcare institutions.
The company is pursuing collaboration with local medical firm Chalerm Prakarn Group and exploring potential partnerships with Bangkok Hospital and global medical tourism platforms.
Japan, one of the world’s most rapidly aging societies, presents strong demand for elderly health and safety management solutions. Innomes is preparing for market entry through a partnership with Omron Corporation and is strengthening localization strategies by collaborating with AI-based personalized care solution providers.
Starting in 2026, Innomes plans to participate sequentially in major domestic and international exhibitions including MEDICA, Medical Fair Asia, etc. Through these platforms, the company aims to expand its global buyer and partner network, establish regulatory and certification strategies for local markets, and accelerate overseas market entry aligned with customized product development.
By integrating industrial safety and elderly healthcare into a unified framework, Innomes seeks to build a data-driven preventive healthcare ecosystem powered by AI-based biometric monitoring technology.

 
 
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