- Official participation in a national project: People&Technology joins the "AI for Everyone" consortium led by SK Telecom under the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), building healthcare services based on a public AI assistant.
- Key areas of collaboration: Linking and co-developing medical and healthcare agents on the AI platform, identifying business models, exchanging technology, data and operational know-how, and joint marketing.
- Synergy and capabilities: Combining People&Technology's operational references across more than 10,000 hospital beds and its healthcare data capabilities with SK Telecom's full-stack AI technology.
People&Technology (PnT), a Korean provider of AI and IoT-powered smart hospital solutions, announced on November 9 that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SK Telecom to cooperate on AI agent services for "AI for Everyone," a public AI service for all citizens of Korea.
AI for Everyone is a national project led by the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA). SK Telecom was selected as the lead operator in August and is building agent services such as a general-purpose chatbot and a public AI assistant. Through this agreement, People&Technology has officially joined the consortium.
Under the agreement, the two companies will work together step by step on linking and co-developing medical and healthcare agents on the AI platform, identifying business models for validation and commercialization, sharing technology, data and operational know-how, and joint marketing to expand the service. By combining People&Technology's clinical healthcare expertise with SK Telecom's telecommunications and AI infrastructure, they plan to explore how the service can support health management for the public.
People&Technology has supplied smart hospital solutions based on remote patient monitoring (RPM) to major medical institutions in Korea and currently has operational references across more than 10,000 hospital beds. The company previously carried out the infectious disease response project under the Ministry of Health and Welfare's Smart Hospital Leading Model Development Support Program.
