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SuperBin Co., founded in 2015 and based in Seongnam-si, South Korea, develops innovative waste recycling robots, notably the Nephron model. This robot employs artificial intelligence to autonomously identify, sort, collect, and process recyclable materials. SuperBin aims to promote sustainable living and the importance of recycling by incentivizing users to recycle plastics and aluminum cans with financial rewards. Through its technology, the company fosters a culture of resource circulation, encouraging communities to engage in environmentally responsible practices while benefiting economically from waste materials.

Himedi, Inc. is a digital health platform based in Seoul, South Korea, founded in 2011. The company connects international patients with medical service providers in South Korea, facilitating access to healthcare services. Himedi offers a hospital reservation service and provides consultations with doctors, while also recommending clinics suited to the patients' needs. Additionally, service managers accompany clients throughout their medical journeys, ensuring a seamless experience. This approach aims to enhance the quality of life for medical tourists by offering tailored healthcare solutions and support during their stay.

Grepp, Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in developer recruitment and software training solutions. The company operates an online skill assessment platform that enhances the competitiveness of developers by supporting training, exchange, and problem-solving activities. Grepp aims to facilitate participation in software development for individuals of all backgrounds, while also assisting job seekers in identifying suitable career paths. Additionally, it helps companies connect with skilled developers to create valuable software products. Through these initiatives, Grepp fosters a community that not only empowers developers but also emphasizes the importance of software literacy and creative problem-solving skills among the younger generation.

Lillycover makes personlaized beauty solution for smart skin care by oneself. Founded in 2016, the company is headquartered in Daegu, Taegu-jikhalsi, South Korea.

Soomgo, Inc. operates an on-demand online platform that connects customers in South Korea with local service professionals across a wide range of categories. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Seoul, the company facilitates access to over 1,000 services, including music lessons, fitness training, academic tutoring, home services, event planning, wedding design, and beauty services. As the largest local service marketplace in South Korea, Soomgo aims to streamline the hiring process for users by enabling them to quickly and easily find and hire qualified professionals for their specific needs. The company is backed by prominent investors from both the United States and Korea, further bolstering its position in the market.

Grepp, Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in developer recruitment and software training solutions. The company operates an online skill assessment platform that enhances the competitiveness of developers by supporting training, exchange, and problem-solving activities. Grepp aims to facilitate participation in software development for individuals of all backgrounds, while also assisting job seekers in identifying suitable career paths. Additionally, it helps companies connect with skilled developers to create valuable software products. Through these initiatives, Grepp fosters a community that not only empowers developers but also emphasizes the importance of software literacy and creative problem-solving skills among the younger generation.

SuperBin Co., founded in 2015 and based in Seongnam-si, South Korea, develops innovative waste recycling robots, notably the Nephron model. This robot employs artificial intelligence to autonomously identify, sort, collect, and process recyclable materials. SuperBin aims to promote sustainable living and the importance of recycling by incentivizing users to recycle plastics and aluminum cans with financial rewards. Through its technology, the company fosters a culture of resource circulation, encouraging communities to engage in environmentally responsible practices while benefiting economically from waste materials.

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.

Sky Labs is focused on developing innovative wearable technology for continuous health monitoring, specifically targeting atrial fibrillation, a common but often undiagnosed heart condition. The company’s flagship product, the Cardio Tracker (CART), is a cuffless, ring-type device that allows users to monitor their heart health effortlessly by simply wearing it on their finger. This device is designed to be comfortable and practical for daily use, being waterproof and dustproof so that it can be worn continuously, even during activities like showering. The CART operates without requiring user intervention, automatically detecting and recording instances of atrial fibrillation to provide users with real-time health data accessible via a smartphone app. This capability not only helps users manage their heart health but also assists healthcare professionals in diagnosing atrial fibrillation based on the data collected. Sky Labs is currently engaged in clinical trials with Seoul National University Hospital to validate the device's performance and is collaborating with Bayer to enhance its healthcare offerings. The initial target market includes atrial fibrillation patients in Finland, with a broader goal of reaching millions globally.

Wave is an app that allows users to play games while group video chatting.

Soomgo, Inc. operates an on-demand online platform that connects customers in South Korea with local service professionals across a wide range of categories. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Seoul, the company facilitates access to over 1,000 services, including music lessons, fitness training, academic tutoring, home services, event planning, wedding design, and beauty services. As the largest local service marketplace in South Korea, Soomgo aims to streamline the hiring process for users by enabling them to quickly and easily find and hire qualified professionals for their specific needs. The company is backed by prominent investors from both the United States and Korea, further bolstering its position in the market.

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.