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Neubility is a company focused on transforming the delivery industry through the use of self-driving delivery robots. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Seoul, the company utilizes advanced vision-based localization and path-planning technologies to operate autonomous delivery robots. This innovation aims to address the challenges of last-mile delivery, particularly in densely populated urban areas, by providing a reliable and cost-effective solution for businesses and consumers alike. Neubility's robots perform deliveries without human intervention, thereby redefining urban logistics and enhancing the efficiency of parcel delivery services.

Goodoc (굿닥) is a Korean smartphone application that helps users with a variety of medical services. The app allows users to access reliable information on doctors, hospitals, and other medical services. It also provides users with information on doctors' fees, hospital fees, contact numbers, and more.

DoubleMe, Inc. specializes in 3D capture technology, offering innovative solutions that bridge the gap between the physical and virtual worlds. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company has developed the HoloPortal, a system that transforms 2D videos into 3D models in real-time, catering to diverse markets including gaming, animation, virtual and augmented reality, and 3D printing. Additionally, DoubleMe provides Voxelo, a viewpoint video player for Windows that allows users to experience 3D content of real captured scenes. The company captures both dynamic subjects like humans and animals, as well as static objects such as furniture, enabling the creation of animated and still 3D models. With operations in Sunnyvale, London, and Seoul, and partnerships with 15 telecommunications companies worldwide, DoubleMe continues to enhance its technology and expand its reach in the realm of social holographic reality experiences. The company has raised over $17 million in funding to support its mission of democratizing 3D technology.

Animoca Brands is a metaverse and gaming venture capital firm that focuses on driving digital property rights to gamers and internet users through NFTs. It utilizes gamification and blockchain to develop and market a portfolio of mobile applications, games, and additional products oriented to educational learning to ensure transparency, security, and new business models.

HurayPositive (휴레이포지티브) is a healthcare and wellness innovation-focused company based in Seoul, Korea. The company provides mHealth, PHR, PWR, and genome- and analysis-related healthcare and wellness services, as well as gamification, SNS consulting, user interface, and experience development-related IT convergence services. HurayPositive was established on April 6, 2010.

Elice Inc. is a South Korean company based in Daejeon that specializes in digital education through an online platform. The company offers a variety of courses focused on web application development and programming languages such as C++, Python, and Java. Elice's educational approach is centered on employee digital transformation training, featuring a structured process that includes training, evaluation, and recruitment. This enables students to engage in practice-based learning, where they can tackle real-world problems in a simulated environment. Additionally, the platform leverages artificial intelligence to enhance the learning experience, providing features like live coding and immediate feedback to help students improve their skills in algorithmic coding and beyond.

Deeping Source Inc is a technology company based in Seoul, South Korea, specializing in data anonymization. Its core technology effectively removes personally identifiable information (PII) from images and videos while maintaining the data's usability for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The company holds global patents in this area and has developed two primary AI products. The first is an AI video analytics solution that leverages anonymized CCTV footage to provide insights into visitor behavior in retail environments and exhibition centers. The second product supports autonomous driving AI by enabling the collection of vast amounts of real-world image and video data without breaching privacy regulations. By utilizing its anonymization technology, Deeping Source allows companies to gather and utilize sensitive data securely, facilitating compliance with privacy laws such as GDPR while enhancing data-driven decision-making.

N.THING, based in Ansan-si, South Korea, is an Agri-Food tech company founded in January 2014 that innovates within the farm-to-table food value chain by integrating IoT technology and data. The company is known for developing the world’s first modular vertical farm, called the CUBE, which offers mass productivity and an optimized environment for various crops through a dedicated operating system. N.THING also offers additional products such as SQUARE, a modular hydroponic kit, and Planty, the first Internet-connected social pot, which enhances the gardening experience by allowing users to monitor environmental conditions and share their plant care activities. With a focus on connecting people to nature and leveraging technology for efficient farming, N.THING has received notable awards, including the iF Design Award and Best of Innovation at CES 2020. The company is expanding its operations globally, aiming to enhance its presence in markets such as North America and the U.A.E.

WAGTI, founded in 2016 and based in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in providing comprehensive marketing services tailored for sports federations, leagues, and corporations related to sports and culture. The company operates a sports media platform that focuses on creating and sharing inspirational stories and content. WAGTI's offerings include sports media operations, content and product planning, design and production, mobile app services, sports marketing execution, and brand strategy consulting. Through these services, WAGTI facilitates connections between people and brands, enhancing engagement within the sports community.

H2O Hospitality, Ltd. is a leading hospitality management company operating in South Korea and Japan, specializing in hotel and vacation rental management services. Established in 2015 and based in Seoul, the company leverages technology to automate operational processes, significantly reducing fixed costs and enhancing efficiency. H2O Hospitality offers a comprehensive range of services, including profit management, housekeeping and facility management, customer call response, online marketing, and reservation management. Its proprietary property management system (PMS) enables seamless coordination between guests, accommodations, and housekeeping, facilitating smoother operations without the need for on-site staff. This innovative approach allows H2O to optimize customer attraction and streamline reservation management, thereby supporting property owners in effectively managing their rental facilities.

Noom, Inc. is a digital health company that specializes in mobile health coaching solutions aimed at helping individuals manage and prevent chronic conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and hypertension. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in New York City, Noom offers a psychology-based platform that integrates evidence-based curricula with trained cognitive behavior coaches, mobile tracking, and scalable coaching tools. The platform empowers users to achieve their personal health and wellness goals, including weight management and stress reduction. Noom has received multiple grants from the National Institutes of Health and is recognized as a certified diabetes prevention program by the Centers for Disease Control. In addition to serving individual users, Noom also partners with businesses to promote health and wellness initiatives. The company has additional offices in Seoul, South Korea, and Tokyo, Japan.