Hanbok Travel in Korea: A Guide for the Modern Visitor

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Why Hanbok Has Become a Travel Experience
Korea’s traditional dress, known as hanbok, has undergone a quiet but significant transformation. Once confined mainly to ceremonial occasions such as first-birthday celebrations, weddings, and funerals, hanbok has expanded into a living cultural experience that now intersects with tourism, contemporary fashion, and urban space.
Contemporary designers have been central to this shift. They have softened the distinctions of gender, class, and social status associated with the Joseon era, foregrounding aesthetic qualities such as color, line, and silhouette. Hanbok has also entered overseas exhibitions and fashion platforms, including the Hanbok Wave fashion event held in London in 2022.
Government support has reinforced this momentum. The Hanbok Advancement Center under the Korea Craft and Design Foundation operates programs including Hanbok Culture Week, hanbok design projects, support for sales channels, and the operation of local hanbok culture studios. October 21 is officially designated as Hanbok Day in Korea.
The Korea Tourism Organization notes that hanbok is growing in popularity among young couples and international visitors. A key reason is that wearing hanbok is no longer simply a rental activity but an experience product tied to specific spaces, landscapes, and programs.

Where to Go and What to Expect
Seoul’s Palace District is the most efficient starting point for a hanbok-themed visit. Gyeongbokgung Palace, the main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty built in 1395, is the largest of Seoul’s five grand palaces. The four major palaces — Gyeongbokgung, Deoksugung, Changgyeonggung, and Changdeokgung — all offer free admission to visitors wearing hanbok. Rental shops for both traditional and modern styles are concentrated nearby, making the route of rental, hair styling, palace visit, and photography straightforward to arrange.

Bukchon Hanok Village, situated between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine, is where tradition and the present share the same frame. Many hanok here function as cultural spaces, guesthouses, restaurants, and teahouses. The Bukchon-ro 11-gil area has visiting hours of 10:00 to 17:00. Visitors should keep in mind that this is a residential neighborhood, and quiet, respectful viewing is expected.

Public hanok areas in Seoul are more program-oriented. The 2026 Public Hanok Night Out opens major public hanok until 8 p.m. and offers 34 programs including exhibitions, performances, guided commentary, hands-on activities, and barrier-free options. This evening program is a natural complement to daytime palace visits. A combined schedule — hanbok photography at the palaces during the day, followed by public hanok programs at night — represents a well-rounded Seoul hanbok experience.

Jeonju Hanok Village remains the leading regional destination. Its atmosphere is slower than Seoul’s, and its combination of dense alleyways, food culture, and hanok accommodation makes it well-suited for extended stays in hanbok. The classic pairing of photos, hanok strolling, and local food gives Jeonju consistently high satisfaction among first-time visitors.

Gyochon Village in Gyeongju, along with Woljeonggyo Bridge and Hwangnidan-gil, brings hanbok into contact with living craft culture. Experiences available in the area include pottery, rice-cake pounding, traditional tea ceremony, nubi quilting, traditional fermented sauces, and noodle making. Hanbok here functions within a broader package of cultural activities rather than simply as a photographic backdrop.

Hahoe Village in Andong allows visitors to experience hanbok within a Confucian cultural context. UNESCO designates Hahoe and Yangdong as representative historic villages formed in the 14th and 15th centuries, reflecting early Joseon Confucian culture. Andong has also announced a Korea-China-Japan collaborative fashion show using Andongpo hemp cloth and Andong hanji paper throughout October 2026, connecting traditional textiles with contemporary fashion.

Suwon Yeongdong Market, which opened in 1917, developed into a market centered on hanbok and accessories. Among its approximately 300 stores, about 40 sell ready-made hanbok and about 40 handle fabrics, offering visitors the rare combination of sightseeing at the nearby UNESCO-listed Suwon Hwaseong Fortress and direct engagement with the hanbok retail and production ecosystem.

Practical Notes Before You Go
Programs and operating hours vary by season and location. Confirmed 2026 dates include the Korean Folk Village’s nighttime opening “Joseon at Night” from April 11 to November 15 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, and the Changdeokgung Palace Moonlight Tour from April 16 to May 31. The Korea Tourism Organization’s Hanbok Programs page was last updated in October 2025, so for experience reservations and rental program availability, verifying directly with official websites or the 1330 Korea Travel Hotline is recommended.


 
 
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Korea’s Exports Hit All-time Monthly High

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Korea’s exports in May 2026 reached $87.75 billion, breaking the all-time monthly record. Driven by a super-cycle of demand, the semiconductor sector also recorded its highest-ever performance, offsetting the effect of reduced working days due to the holidays.
Monthly exports have exceeded $80 bil. for three consecutive months since first surpassing the $80 bil. mark in March.

Despite the reduced number of working days, exports hit a record high, with the daily average export value rising by 60.7% to $4.28 bil. This marks the first time the figure has surpassed the $4 bil. mark.
Semiconductors were once again the driving force behind exports this month. Semiconductor exports in May reached $37.15 bil., a 169.4% increase from the same month last year, marking an all-time high as they surpassed $30 bil. for the third consecutive month.
Exports of non-semiconductor items also showed a steep upward trend, rising by an average of 16%.
As unit prices for petroleum and petrochemical products rose significantly due to the impact of the Middle East war, exports of petroleum products increased by 46.6% to $5.25 bil., while exports of petrochemicals rose by 11.1% to $3.7 bil.
However, automobiles, a key export product, fell by 5.9% to $5.83 bil. due to reduced working days, fires at domestic parts suppliers, and logistical disruptions caused by the Middle East war.
By region, exports increased in seven out of the nine major export destinations; exports to China recorded $18.9 bil., an 80.9% increase, driven by semiconductors — the largest export item — showing a triple-digit growth rate.
Exports to the United States also rose by 59.1% to $15.97 bil., driven by increased exports of semiconductors, computers, and electrical equipment.
Last month’s trade balance recorded a surplus of $26.95 bil., an increase of $20.03 bil. compared to the same month last year. The cumulative balance from January to May was $109.11 bil., breaking the previous record for the highest annual trade surplus ($95.2 bil. in 2017) in five months.


 
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A New Stage For Korean Culture in Southern Brazil

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A cultural movement continues to expand
The growing popularity of Korean culture in Brazil has created new opportunities for cultural exchange, entertainment, tourism, and consumer engagement. What began as a niche interest among dedicated fans has gradually developed into a broader cultural movement, driven by the international success of K-pop, Korean television dramas, digital content, fashion, food, and lifestyle trends.
Across Brazil, Korean cultural events have become increasingly visible, attracting audiences eager to experience Korean entertainment and contemporary culture firsthand. This environment has encouraged the development of festivals and cultural initiatives designed to bring together fans, brands, creators, performers, and local communities within a shared experiential setting.

Against this backdrop, Hallyu Fest Blu 2026 (BLU 2026) has been presented as a new regional initiative intended to expand the reach of Korean cultural programming into southern Brazil. According to the event’s sponsorship presentation, the project is an extension of the broader Hallyu Korean Fest platform, which has previously been associated with Curitiba in the state of Paraná. The organizers describe the initiative as a cultural and commercial experience that combines entertainment, gastronomy, immersive activities, and brand engagement.

The proposal positions the event not simply as a music festival but as a platform designed to connect culture, entertainment, consumption, and audience participation. By integrating performances, food experiences, workshops, interactive attractions, and promotional activities, the organizers aim to create an environment that encourages both visitor engagement and commercial participation.
The planned expansion into Blumenau represents what the organizers describe as a new phase of growth. The objective is to bring the Hallyu experience to a different regional market while building on the visibility and audience interest generated through previous editions.

Building on the foundation established in Curitiba
The concept behind the Blumenau edition is closely connected to the development of earlier editions in Curitiba. According to the presentation materials, the first edition in 2025 operated as a free public event and attracted more than 40,000 participants. The organizers characterize that edition as a demonstration of strong public demand for Korean cultural experiences and contemporary Asian entertainment.
The background material further explains that the event initially took place in a public setting and generated substantial visibility. The scale of attendance helped establish the festival’s profile while also highlighting the challenges associated with managing very large crowds in an open-access environment.

In response, the second Curitiba edition adopted a controlled-access format. According to the presentation, attendance exceeded 23,000 participants and the event emphasized audience qualification, visitor experience, and commercial value for participating brands. The organizers describe this shift as a strategic evolution intended to create a more focused environment for sponsors, exhibitors, and attendees.
The 2026 Curitiba edition reportedly combined exhibitions, workshops, cultural programming, influencer participation, and live entertainment. The supplementary material describes a schedule that included cultural demonstrations, martial arts showcases, K-pop dance activities, creator panels, culinary experiences, and major performances by Korean artists.
These earlier editions are used throughout the sponsorship presentation as evidence of the project’s potential. The organizers argue that the experience gained in Curitiba provides a foundation for regional expansion and supports the development of new editions in other parts of southern Brazil.

A strategic move into Santa Catarina
The proposed location for Hallyu Fest Blu 2026 is Blumenau, a city known for its strong cultural identity and established event infrastructure. According to the presentation, the festival is scheduled for August 1 and 2, 2026, and is planned to take place at Parque Vila Germânica.
Parque Vila Germânica is one of the city’s most prominent event venues and serves as the host location for a variety of major cultural and commercial activities. External research confirms the venue’s status as a recognized event complex and public gathering space within Blumenau.
The organizers describe the venue as an important component of the expansion strategy. By selecting an established event facility, they seek to benefit from existing infrastructure, accessibility, visitor services, and crowd-management capabilities. The proposal presents the location as an environment capable of supporting both entertainment programming and commercial participation.

The sponsorship materials emphasize that the move into Santa Catarina is intended to broaden the festival’s geographic footprint while introducing Korean cultural experiences to a new audience. Blumenau is presented as a market with significant potential for visitor engagement, tourism activity, and brand visibility.
In this context, the event is positioned not merely as an isolated cultural gathering but as part of a broader effort to expand the presence of Korean entertainment and cultural programming within regional Brazilian markets.

An experience built around participation
One of the defining characteristics of the proposed event is its emphasis on participation rather than passive observation. The presentation repeatedly highlights visitor interaction as a central objective of the overall concept.
Planned components include K-pop performances, cultural attractions, themed food offerings, workshops, influencer participation, brand activations, and dedicated spaces designed for photography and social media engagement. The organizers describe these elements as tools for increasing visitor dwell time and encouraging stronger emotional connections with the event environment.

The proposal also identifies experiential marketing as an important feature. Sponsors are offered opportunities to interact directly with attendees through branded activities and customized experiences. Rather than relying exclusively on traditional advertising, the event seeks to create situations in which visitors actively engage with participating organizations.

This approach reflects broader developments within contemporary live events. Increasingly, audiences expect opportunities to participate, create content, and share experiences through digital channels. The proposed structure of Hallyu Fest Blu 2026 appears designed to support those expectations while generating additional visibility through audience-driven social media activity.
The organizers argue that this combination of entertainment, culture, and participation creates a favorable environment for both visitors and commercial partners. As a result, the festival is positioned as a platform capable of serving multiple objectives simultaneously, including cultural promotion, audience engagement, tourism visibility, and brand exposure.

Audience profile and international attraction
The sponsorship materials describe the festival audience as highly engaged, digitally connected, and strongly interested in culture, entertainment, and consumer experiences. According to the presentation, previous editions attracted a predominantly female audience, with the primary age range concentrated between 18 and 44 years old.

For sponsors and exhibitors, this demographic profile is presented as one of the event’s key advantages. The organizers emphasize the potential to connect directly with consumers who actively participate in cultural trends and who frequently engage with digital content and social media platforms.
Another major component of the proposal is the planned participation of the South Korean K-pop group NTX, which is identified as the principal international attraction for the Blumenau edition. The presentation describes the group’s appearance as a significant element of the festival’s value proposition and a major driver of media attention.
Supplementary material links the Blumenau appearance to broader Latin American activities involving the group and highlights the importance of international entertainment in attracting visitors and generating publicity.
The proposal includes projected attendance of between 8,000 and 12,000 visitors and estimated digital reach exceeding one million impressions. These figures are explicitly presented as forecasts and should therefore be understood as projections rather than verified outcomes.

Taken together, the available information presents Hallyu Fest Blu 2026 as an ambitious attempt to extend the reach of Korean cultural programming within Brazil. By combining live entertainment, cultural experiences, audience participation, and commercial engagement, the project seeks to establish a new regional platform within the country’s expanding Korean cultural landscape.
While several operational details remain based on organizer projections, the initiative reflects the continuing influence of Korean popular culture in Brazil and the growing demand for events that bring global cultural trends to regional audiences.

 
 
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Aesthetic Medical Devices

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[INQ. NO. 2606E09] Huons Meditech is a total solutions company that provides medical equipment such as aesthetic medical devices, ESWL, disinfectants, and sterilizers.
Huons Meditech is preparing for further advances with a new strategy for sustainable growth. In the future, executives and employees of Huons Meditech will be developing innovative medical devices based on stable and satisfying workplaces and creative medical technologies.

Automatic Mesotherapy Injector
Huons Meditech’s Derma Shine Pro is an automatic mesotherapy injector using vacuum pressure.
The product’s automatic pressure-detection system effectively narrows the gap between the 9-pin multi-screw needles and the skin surface to ensure that the medication is safely and effectively injected into the treatment area, thereby directly improving skin condition.
The built-in auto-sensing vacuum technology enables more precise and uniform injection than the manual treatment.
The product enables fast and effective treatment by using multi-needle cartridges. Accordingly, it only takes five minutes to complete the full-face treatment with 80 shots.

Automated Endoscope Reprocessor
Huons Meditech’s HUEN Single is a single-use automated endoscope reprocessor. It uses a disposable peracetic acid solution, and it disinfects the lumen of ductile endoscopy. It inhibits biofilm production and kills all pathogenic microorganisms, including spores, within five minutes in order to prevent cross-infection between patients.
It also significantly improves user convenience with powerful ultrasonic-cleaning functions and various options (automatic doors, air guns, chamber trays, bar code systems, etc.).

“Through our steady research and development, we aim to be the best global medical-device company that manufactures and supplies medical devices to various treatment fields necessary for the healthy life of humankind,” explained the company’s CEO, adding, “We are committed to providing the best medical devices that are safer and more effective, so that customers around the globe can lead a happier life through appreciating the real value of beauty and health.”
 
 
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Ophthalmic Diagnostic Equipment

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[INQ. NO. 2606E08] UMI Optics is a venture specializing in the field of ophthalmology. Its main products include ophthalmic diagnostic equipment such as fundus cameras and slit lamps with digital interface optical modules, which it developed using its own technology. These products are not only exported to international markets but also sold domestically.
After establishing a cleanroom (Class 10,000), UMI Optics began producing punctual plugs for dry-eye relief and Schirmer strips for measuring tear secretion, thus expanding its business into the ophthalmic consumables market.

Since 2018, UMI Optics has been conducting national R&D projects and successfully developed a non-mydriatic fundus camera, and it is actively working to expand both domestic and international sales channels.
The fundus camera is a device used to observe the state and lesions of the fundus. It is utilized not only to assess fundus findings but also in screenings for adult diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. It is thus used in primary healthcare institutions such as ophthalmology, internal medicine, and family medicine. With the global increase in the prevalence of adult diseases, there is growing awareness of the importance of early screening for the major complications of these diseases, including the three leading causes of blindness: macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma.
UMI Optics’ fundus camera (Model name: RETVIEW100) features an automatic imaging function that allows medical staff, even without specialized ophthalmology training, to easily capture fundus images. In addition, it is a non-mydriatic fundus camera, meaning that no dilation agent is required, allowing the fundus examination to be completed quickly.
A key feature of this camera is its integration with an AI solution that detects the presence of lesions associated with the three major causes of blindness: diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and glaucoma.

This enables primary healthcare institutions such as internal medicine, family medicine, public health centers, and screening centers to conduct preliminary screenings for these diseases without the need for collaboration with ophthalmologists.
This improves access to early detection in primary-care settings, where healthcare access is higher than in ophthalmology departments. By preventing delays in treatment through early screening for the major causes of blindness, it is also expected to reduce national healthcare costs related to blindness.
 
 
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Laser-based Aesthetic Medical Devices

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[INQ. NO. 2606E07] ELEMENIC is a specialized manufacturer of laser-based aesthetic medical devices. By advancing the technology of traditional single- or dual-wavelength long-pulse lasers, ELEMENIC introduced the ELEMENT-TL, a triple-wavelength, long-pulse laser that has significantly enhanced the technological standards of Korea’s medical laser industry.
Additionally, with innovations such as the ELEMENT-PICO picosecond laser, ELEMENIC has gained positive recognition in the market.
ELEMENIC’s ELEMENT-TL is a long-pulse laser offering three simultaneous wavelengths — 532nm, 755nm, and 1064nm. It is a multifunctional laser system for advanced aesthetic dermatology treatments, certified by both the U.S. FDA and the EU’s CE Marking. With its ability to perform treatments across three laser wavelength ranges using a single device, the ELEMENT-TL delivers exceptional efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

ELEMENIC’s ELEMENT-PICO is a dual-pulse pico laser that operates in both picosecond and nanosecond modes. Featuring a true 450 picoseconds pulse duration and 1.8 GW peak power, it is designed to provide optimal results for professional dermatological applications, making it a highly effective solution for aesthetic treatments.
The company’s CEO noted, “We are a company dedicated to the research, development, and manufacturing of advanced medical laser systems. With innovative optical engineering and precise energy-control technologies, we deliver safe and effective medical solutions for modern clinical environments. Through continuous research and technological innovation, we develop highly reliable devices that provide both safety and treatment efficiency in dermatology and aesthetic medicines.”
Driven by globally recognized quality standards and strong technological expertise, ELEMENIC continues to expand its presence in the global medical device market. It is committed to advancing medical laser technology and contributing to safer and more precise treatment solutions worldwide.


 
 
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Wearable EEG Sleep-Disorder Monitoring System

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[INQ. NO. 2606E06] Slowave Inc. is a digital neuro-healthcare company that supports clinical decision-making through patch-type wearable EEG (electroencephalogram) sensor technology and advanced signal-analysis algorithms.
Slowave has independently developed lightweight, wireless wearable EEG devices and precision signal-processing technology, and continues to conduct research and development aimed at acquiring quantitative brain-signal data applicable to various neuropsychiatric conditions, including sleep disorders, delirium, and ADHD.
Slowave is further advancing its brain signal analysis capabilities into clinically applicable diagnostic support systems. In the future, the company plans to integrate neuromodulation technologies to link analysis and treatment, thereby expanding into precision neuro-medicine systems. Through this approach, Slowave aims to grow as a neurotech company contributing to the establishment of data-driven neurological disease management environments.

Slowave has completed international CB certification and GMP certification for its proprietary patch-type wearable EEG hardware, securing medical device–level technical reliability and manufacturing quality-management standards. Based on this foundation, the company has commercialized its lightweight, wireless brainwave monitoring system, Slowave 1.0, providing quantitative EEG data that clinicians can reference during patient consultations and expanding its potential for clinical application.
Slowave is also engaged in international research collaboration. It is conducting joint research on EEG-based delirium analysis in collaboration with the University of Michigan Medical School in the United States, and is expanding its clinical research network in the U.S. market. In addition, it plans to participate in the SLEEP 2026 conference and exhibition to validate its technology in North America and broaden global partnerships.

Slowave is a Class-II medical device certified by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) in Korea. It is a wireless, wearable EEG-based sleep-monitoring system developed to complement the limitations of conventional hospital-based testing environments. By applying a patch-type electrode structure, it reduces the inconvenience of multi-channel electrode attachment and dependence on large diagnostic equipment.
Once prescribed, patients can conduct sleep measurements at home or in other convenient environments, and clinicians review the analyzed results during consultations. This model enhances the traditional single-session, hospital-based testing structure by enabling repeated and continuous brainwave monitoring.
Notably, Slowave utilizes its proprietary Phase Information Analysis (PIA) algorithm to perform precise EEG-signal analysis. The system aims to provide quantitative data applicable not only to sleep-disorder evaluation, but also to neuropsychiatric conditions such as delirium and ADHD.
Slowave has identified the United States and Japan as its primary target markets. The USA is experiencing rapid growth in the digital health and neurotechnology sectors, with increasing demand for data-driven assessment of sleep disorders and neuropsychiatric conditions. Building on its research collaboration with the University of Michigan Medical School, the company plans to expand partnerships with major university hospitals and sleep medicine institutions for joint research and clinical application.
Japan, facing rapid population aging, is also seeing increased demand for delirium and sleep disorder management. Slowave plans to secure clinical data through joint research with local university hospitals and research institutions and pursue market entry in collaboration with Japanese medical device companies.
As part of its U.S. expansion strategy, Slowave plans to participate in international exhibitions in 2026 — in order to strengthen its networks with sleep medicine researchers and clinicians, while exploring partnership opportunities with global digital-health companies and investors. Through a phased global partnership strategy, the company aims to expand its presence in the digital neuro-healthcare sector.

 
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HIFU Dermatology Medical Devices

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[INQ. NO. 2606E05] BE&BI Tech represents the ultimate combination of Best Electronic Technology and Best Innovation Technology, which reflects its strong belief in pioneering the future through the integration of cutting-edge electronic medical technology and innovative healthcare solutions.
BE&BI Tech specializes in manufacturing High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) devices, focusing on advanced fusion treatment systems, application systems, and skincare and treatment systems.
Through the development of proprietary advanced fusion technologies, BE&BI Tech continuously innovates its products to ensure superior quality and reliability, thereby strengthening its competitiveness in the global market.

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound System
BE&BI Tech’s UCOS-HIFU effectively removes wrinkles and lifts the skin without direct surgical procedures. As an indirect treatment, it minimizes damage to the skin surface and has no side effects. With a short treatment time of 10 to 30 minutes, it improves skin elasticity and reduces fine wrinkles. What’s more, users can resume daily activities immediately after the procedure.

The UCOS-HIFU system targets specific areas to prevent skin-tissue damage. It is used for wrinkle removal, lifting drooping eyelids, and treating wrinkles around the chin, eyes, and mouth while restoring skin elasticity and regeneration. By regenerating elastin and collagen in the Superficial Muscular Aponeurotic System (SMAS) layer, it naturally improves skin texture and wrinkles. The newly formed tissue within the skin ensures long-lasting results.
“We prioritize customer satisfaction and are fully committed to developing groundbreaking technologies for the betterment of human health. We promise to deliver greater satisfaction through the highest quality and innovative solutions,” remarked the company’s CEO.


 
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Respiratory Care Equipment

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[INQ. NO. 2606E04] MEKICS is a company that pioneers a new medical paradigm by expanding the value-chain of respiratory care services, based on its proprietary technology and accumulated achievements.
MEKICS is committed to improving patient-treatment success rates through continuous clinical enhancements and developing innovative products that reflect various medical environments and needs.

Multiple Respiratory Therapy Device
MEKICS’ OmniOx overcomes the limitations of conventional oxygen therapy by providing an innovative solution that adapts flexibly to various patients and conditions with a single device. Designed for use beyond hospitals, it ensures seamless oxygen therapy wherever it is needed, without spatial constraints.
Equipped with a blower, heated humidifier, and built-in oxygen blender, OmniOx is the world’s first device to integrate heated humidified high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) therapy with CPAP and dual-level non-invasive ventilation (NIV) modes. This enables safe and effective ventilation therapy across diverse environments, from hospitals to home care.

Portable Ventilator
MEKICS’ MV50 is designed to provide essential functions required by clinicians for optimized ventilation, based on various conditions and treatment environments, for both pediatric and adult patients.
It provides flexibility ranging from the intensive care unit to free movement within the hospital, providing the treatment environment desired by clinicians. With MEKICS’ portable ventilator, you can experience the power of personalized solutions and clinically proven methods.
As the global population is aging rapidly, the importance of respiratory-disease management is becoming increasingly critical ― particularly in developed countries where homecare and senior living communities require specialized solutions. In response, MEKICS is developing an integrated service-management system that enables effective respiratory care not only in medical institutions, but also at the individual and community levels.
Beyond being a mere medical-device manufacturer, MEKICS strives to be a trusted partner for both patients and healthcare professionals through relentless research, development, and quality innovation.

“To become a global leader in the field of respiratory therapy, MEKICS will continue to provide next-generation medical solutions incorporating cutting-edge technology, creating value for a healthier and better life,” a spokesperson for the company remarked.
 
 
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Digital Diagnostic X-Ray Systems

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[INQ. NO. 2606E03] Since its establishment in September 2003, DRGEM Corporation has been dedicated exclusively to the field of X-ray imaging, offering a comprehensive range of solutions for general diagnostic X-ray systems.
Through continuous research, development, and product innovation, DRGEM delivers exceptional X-ray equipment while fulfilling its responsibilities and commitments to its customers, and thereby ensuring their utmost satisfaction.

Auto Positioning System, based on the GXR-SD Digital X-ray System, offers fully automated tracking and positioning for the wall stand and table, thus enhancing workflow efficiency and patient care.
The Auto Positioning System streamlines workflow with fully automated tracking and positioning features, enhancing throughput and improving the experience for both patients and operators by allowing greater focus on patient care.
This motorized system ensures precise and effortless positioning for both the wall stand and table, delivering fast and accurate movements. Integrated with the pre-programmed RADMAX procedure and automated RADMAX image processing, it maximizes efficiency and delivers consistent, high-quality imaging results.

Fully Automated Motor-driven System
Motorized movements across all axes enable fast, accurate positioning with minimal manual input. Predefined positions ensure consistent imaging and streamlined workflow.
A large touchscreen console provides clear visuals and intuitive operation, allowing faster adjustments and improved workflow control.
Ergonomic design and wide-range movement offer easy access to patients and smooth, accurate positioning for various examinations.

Built-in safety sensors prevent collisions by detecting obstacles near the wall Bucky, tube stand, and table. Emergency stop switches at key points allow quick response, ensuring a safe environment for both patients and staff.
The system’s auto rotating touch screen console enhances flexibility and usability by allowing effortless screen rotation, enabling operators to access and control key system functions from various angles, ensuring a seamless workflow.
DRGEM recently completed its successful participation at EXPOSANITA 2026 in Bologna. This premier European event offered a fantastic opportunity to meet leading Italian medical professionals. The company engaged with many global partners to discuss the latest trends in diagnostic imaging at EXPOSANITA 2026. Throughout the event, DRGEM shared its vision for the future of radiology with dedicated industry experts.

Moving Closer to Developing AI-Based Low-Dose C-Arm ‘PROVUE’
DRGEM recently announced that it is driving innovation in the field of fluoroscopy ― technology that uses X-rays to visualize the inside of the human body in real time ― by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into image-processing technology for C-arm equipment.

Known as PROVUE, this device analyzes X-ray images acquired at low doses using an AI-based denoising algorithm to remove image noise, thereby significantly reducing radiation exposure for both patients and physicians.
Minimizing X-ray dose during real-time observation of the human body has long been a key technical challenge in fluoroscopy, and achieving high image-quality in a low-dose environment remains a technically difficult task.
A spokesperson for DRGEM explained that the company has achieved tangible results by developing AI-powered image-processing technology through joint research with KAIST.
In particular, this technology has further improved image-noise removal performance by training the AI not only on random noise, but also on real noise data generated in actual clinical environments. DRGEM revealed that through the AI denoising technology applied to PROVUE, it has confirmed the potential to achieve a similar level of image quality at a radiation dose approximately 70% lower than conventional methods.
DRGEM’s CEO explained, “PROVUE is a device developed with a dual focus on enhancing the convenience of medical staff and ensuring the safety of both medical staff and patients,” adding, “We plan to continue developing technology to simultaneously improve the usability and image quality of medical-imaging equipment in the future.”

DRGEM anticipates that technology development will be completed and the product will enter the market in the second half of 2026.
 
 
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