PnT and DearSoft are running field trials with Korea's KDCA on three AI services for infectious disease response, covering everything from information provision to risk assessment and contact tracing. In early trials, the AI risk assessment system matched epidemiological investigators' judgments 100% of the time, cutting assessment time from 72 hours to about 8 hours.

Saegang Hospital in Jeonju built a real-time patient monitoring system on PnT's smart hospital platform from its opening stage, integrating wearable devices HiCardi and Nonin with ward-level bed and biometric data across the ICU and general wards. This platform-based approach, rather than standalone device adoption, strengthens patient safety and lets staff respond faster to changes in patient condition.

PnT deployed its real-time patient monitoring solution, combining the wearable ECG device HiCardi and pulse oximeter CHARM II on its vendor-neutral IndoorPlus+ SmartCare platform, at Gokseong Sarang Hospital in Jeollanam-do. The rollout lets medical staff track patients' vital signs around the clock and respond faster to abnormal signs, showing that smart hospital systems can also work for small and mid-sized regional hospitals.

This edition of People of PnT feature profiles Sebastian Soler, a Pre-Sales Engineer from Guatemala on the Global Service team, who shares how he bridges cultures and technical expertise while supporting overseas clients on solutions like IndoorPlus+. He reflects on a memorable hospital deployment in Saudi Arabia, his approach to explaining complex tech to non-experts, and how he stays grounded living far from home.