People and Technology Wins AIoT Innovation Award with IndoorPlus+ SmartCare Solution

Seoul – November 28, 2024 –

People and Technology has been honored with the 2024 AIoT Innovation Award for its ‘IndoorPlus+ SmartCare Solution.’ This award recognizes the technical achievements of the solution as a smart AIoT platform that contributes to improving hospital operational efficiency and medical quality.

The IndoorPlus+ SmartCare Solution is an IoMT (Internet of Medical Things)-based platform focused on digitizing hospital operations by managing the location and biometric data of patients and medical assets in real-time. It enhances patient safety through real-time monitoring and improves asset management efficiency, contributing to reduced hospital operating costs and improved patient management quality.

CEO Hong SeongPyo stated, “This award acknowledges our technological capabilities and the tangible value we bring to the healthcare industry. We are committed to continuing to lead innovation in the global healthcare market.”

With this AIoT Innovation Award, People and Technology further solidifies its position as a leading company in the medical IoT sector and will continue to drive the advancement of digital healthcare.

People and Technology Launches Real-Time Patient Monitoring Solution… Setting a New Standard for Smart Hospitals

Seoul – November 28, 2024 –

People and Technology has officially launched a real-time patient monitoring solution that combines the wearable device HiCardi and the IndoorPlus SmartCare platform. HiCardi, a wearable device manufactured by the medical technology company Mezoo, collects patients’ biometric data in real-time, which is then analyzed and visualized through People and Technology’s IndoorPlus+ SmartCare platform.

This solution leverages advanced healthcare AIoT technology to monitor and analyze patients’ conditions in real-time, maximizing patient safety and significantly improving hospital operational efficiency. People and Technology’s real-time monitoring solution collects and analyzes patients’ biometric signals (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, etc.) and location data in real-time. This allows for the immediate detection of any abnormal patient conditions, enabling medical staff to take prompt action. It is particularly effective in environments like integrated nursing-care wards, emergency rooms, dialysis units, and examination recovery rooms, where it can greatly enhance emergency response capabilities.

“This solution goes beyond simply providing data—it is designed to predict the patient’s condition and establish the optimal course of action,” said CEO Hong Seong-Pyo. “It will play a key role in creating a smart hospital environment that both medical staff and patients can trust.”

The solution is gaining attention not only for patient safety management but also for its potential to change the overall operational paradigm of hospitals. The automated management system based on real-time data is expected to reduce the workload of medical staff and provide a better healthcare experience for both patients and hospitals.

In particular, the real-time patient monitoring feature allows hospitals to generate additional revenue through activity-based billing models. Monitoring services based on patients’ biometric data are priced using activity-based fees, which enhances the quality of patient management while strengthening the hospital’s profitability. This revenue model supports the financial stability of hospitals and promotes the sustainable development of smart hospitals.

People and Technology’s IndoorPlus+ SmartCare boasts high compatibility with existing hospital systems. It integrates seamlessly with smart medical devices within the hospital, allowing all data to be managed holistically. The user-friendly interface ensures that medical staff can easily access the information they need. The platform also includes features for medical asset management and patient movement tracking, which will further enhance the efficiency of hospital operations.

People and Technology plans to expand this solution beyond the domestic market to global markets with high demand for smart hospitals, including the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Europe. In particular, the solution is expected to be in high demand in the Middle East, where medical infrastructure is rapidly developing.

This real-time patient monitoring solution is poised to demonstrate People and Technology’s innovative technological capabilities in the healthcare industry and set a new standard for building patient-centered smart hospitals.

People and Technology sets up IoT-based cleanroom safety system for Tokyo Electron

Seoul – October 25, 2024 –

People and Technology has successfully implemented a state-of-the-art cleanroom occupant safety verification system for Tokyo Electron (TEL), a Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturer. The system focuses on significantly enhancing safety within TEL’s research environment by managing the location and duration of occupancy of researchers in the cleanroom in real time. Utilizing BLE technology and beacons, this smart safety management solution allows for comprehensive monitoring and systematic management of occupants.

The system by People and Technology consists of the following components:

  • Badge-type beacon
  • BLE scanner
  • BLE gateway
  • Web-based management system

Researchers wear badge-type beacons, which periodically emit BLE signals. These signals are transmitted through scanners to the gateway, allowing administrators to monitor occupant locations and stay durations in real time through server-stored data.

Key Features:

  1. Access Zone Event Alerts
    • Administrators can instantly monitor situations when an occupant enters a specific zone or stays for an extended period.
  2. Color-coded Stay Time Management
    • Stay durations are differentiated by color, enabling efficient management of occupants who remain in one place for a long time.

Through this system, People and Technology has demonstrated the potential of IoT-based solutions for real-time safety management in research environments. By applying cutting-edge technologies such as BLE signal normalization and spatial perception-based positioning algorithms, the system enhances safety by accurately tracking the location and movement of personnel.

Starting with this project for TEL, People and Technology plans to continue developing industrial safety management solutions and expand into various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and construction. The company remains committed to improving the safety and efficiency of work environments through innovative technology.

Saudi Qmam’s Visit to Korean Hospitals Highlights PnT’s successful Healthcare Innovations in the country

In early October, we were thrilled to host Mohamed from Qmam Shar, a key partner from Saudi Arabia, at our South Korea headquarters. This visit marked an invaluable opportunity to deepen our strategic alignment and share our latest advancements in healthcare technology. Together, we explored the full capabilities of our IndoorPlus+ solutions, reviewed ongoing projects, and discussed how our technology could bring added value to healthcare environments abroad. Mohamed’s hands-on experience with our solutions underscored our shared commitment to transforming healthcare through practical, real-time innovations.

A Comprehensive Showcase at Kangdong Hospital

The first stop on Mohamed’s agenda was Kangdong Hospital, where he experienced our solutions directly in a clinical setting. Our team began with a comprehensive demonstration of the IndoorPlus+ deployment, offering a complete overview of the platform’s capabilities. We explored our asset tracking and management tools, cold chain monitoring, and features designed to streamline processes, from equipment rental management to medical waste tracking.

Following the tour, Mohamed had the opportunity to experience several of our latest functionalities up close. He observed how real-time exit notifications ensure assets remain in designated zones, and he saw firsthand the accuracy of location tracking, from mobile assets to stationary temperature sensors in refrigerated units. The tour highlighted how our technology adapts to each hospital’s specific needs, creating a fully integrated system that healthcare professionals find easy to use and highly effective.

Our hospital partners shared invaluable feedback on how IndoorPlus+ impacts daily operations, and the nursing staff’s insights were especially impactful. They emphasized how the technology helps reduce stress and frees up time to focus on patient care. As one nurse put it, “In the past, we spent so much time checking asset availability at the beginning of our shifts, which was stressful and took time away from patient care. Now it’s done in a few clicks, saving time and reducing stress.” This direct feedback resonated deeply, underscoring the essential role our solutions play in creating efficient and supportive work environments for healthcare staff.

Advanced Capabilities Demonstrated at Ilsan Hospital

Next, Mohamed visited Ilsan Hospital, where our solution has been deployed in the cardiology department and beyond. The team provided an in-depth presentation of the IndoorPlus+ features specific to Ilsan, including device monitoring of essential medical equipment like blood pressure monitors, IV pumps, and scales. One unique feature, the nurse alarm system, caught Mohamed’s attention. This system alerts nurses to urgent updates via smartwatches, ensuring quick response times and reinforcing patient safety. Mohamed appreciated the utility of these systems, noting how they contribute to real-time decision-making and improved patient outcomes.

A tour of the cardiology department offered Mohamed further insights. He visited nurse stations equipped with comprehensive dashboards displaying live asset locations, cold chain status, and patient monitoring metrics, all in one central view. The large screens placed in hallways and stations allow nurses to monitor key data continuously as they move throughout the ward. Our deployment at Ilsan Hospital, established in 2020, has become a prime example of how the IndoorPlus+ platform integrates smoothly into clinical workflows, increasing the quality of care and boosting operational efficiency.

The team at Ilsan also shared their experience implementing these systems over time. Initially, the changes required an adjustment period, but as workload pressures grew, staff quickly recognized the benefits. Now, our solutions are an integral part of their routine, offering vital support for daily hospital operations and ensuring resources are used optimally.

A Lasting Partnership and Exciting Prospects

Mohamed’s visit highlighted the value of close collaboration and direct engagement. By experiencing our technology in live hospital environments, he gained a clear understanding of its strengths and the ways it supports healthcare professionals. We also took the opportunity to discuss future plans and projects, exploring new avenues for collaboration and identifying shared goals for expanding these solutions internationally.

This visit solidified our partnership and underscored our mutual commitment to supporting healthcare innovation. We look forward to deepening our work with Mohamed and expanding the reach of People and Technology’s solutions, bringing impactful technology to healthcare environments worldwide. Together, we’re making a tangible difference in healthcare—one deployment at a time.

AIoT 2024: People and Technology Presents High-Performance AI CCTV with On-Device Video Analysis

People and Technology has participated in the AIoT International Exhibition, held at Coex from October 30 to November 1, 2024, where they unveiled their latest on-device AI CCTV solution. This advanced CCTV system can perform deep learning-based video analysis independently, without requiring a connection to a server or cloud.

The AI CCTV from People and Technology offers real-time analysis of high-resolution (4K) video, detecting objects and automatically categorizing essential information for efficient management. By leveraging on-device technology, the solution reduces network load and minimizes reliance on external servers, ensuring rapid response times. This makes it an ideal security solution for diverse environments, from public safety to industrial sites.

Key features of the AI CCTV include license plate recognition, facial and object detection, and attribute-based event searching, all designed to maximize user convenience. The system can also integrate with external alarm devices, enabling real-time alerts in response to specific incidents, enhancing security responsiveness.

A representative from People and Technology stated, “Through this exhibition, we aimed to showcase the performance and efficiency of our on-device AI CCTV and further strengthen our presence in the global market. We are committed to developing innovative solutions based on AIoT technology.” The spokesperson also added, “By recently registering our AI CCTV solution on the Public Procurement Service’s marketplace, we have paved the way for faster and more convenient supply to the public sector, and we are excited about the opportunities this brings.”

Visitors to the exhibition will had the chance to experience firsthand the high-resolution video analysis and event-based management features of People and Technology’s AI CCTV. The company leveraged event as a platform to expand global partnerships and promote its AIoT-based security solutions in international markets.

As AIoT technology continues to transform the future of security and monitoring systems, People and Technology’s innovative approach is garnering significant industry attention. The company’s AI CCTV solution is set to provide safer and smarter environments, and its future endeavors are highly anticipated.

PnT’s Standout Solutions for KSA Healthcare at the latest Global Health Exhibition

As part of our ongoing commitment to drive healthcare innovation and patient care in Saudi Arabia, People and Technology (PnT) proudly participated in the 7th Global Health Exhibition held in Riyadh. This significant event gathered a diverse array of stakeholders across the healthcare spectrum, including technology providers, system integrators, healthcare professionals, consultants, government entities, and hospital administrators. Together, we engaged in dynamic discussions and explored transformative solutions that can shape the future of healthcare.

Our Presence at the Event: A Collaborative Spotlight

Hosted within the EzCaretech booth, PnT showcased our capabilities alongside other leaders in healthcare technology. We had the opportunity to display our promotional video and introduce our latest healthcare innovations, including our real-time vital signs monitoring solution. The Hi-Cardi live demo was a particularly popular feature, drawing enthusiastic attention for its interactive approach and practicality. Throughout the event, it demonstrated its value as an effective marketing tool, especially in engaging visitors curious about the latest developments in patient monitoring.

Strategic Insights and Future Directions

During the exhibition, we visited around 80% of the hospital booths, introducing our solutions to key stakeholders including Hayat National Hospital, Dallah Hospital, or Care Hospital.

Our insights highlighted a trend: while some global players focus primarily on developing standard focused applications, PnT’s advantage lies in our adaptability and responsiveness to local needs. By consistently prioritizing user-friendly and effective solutions, we can better serve diverse client requirements.

Industry Panels and Thought Leadership

The exhibition offered numerous panel talks featuring prestigious speakers, which provided us with invaluable perspectives on the current challenges and opportunities in healthcare. These sessions reinforced the critical role of technology in enhancing patient care, particularly in preventive and real-time monitoring solutions—areas where PnT continues to innovate.

The event concluded on a high note, with renewed connections, strategic insights, and clear pathways to furthering our mission to support the KSA healthcare sector. As we continue our partnerships and work with dedicated partners like Qmam and EzCaretech, we are excited to contribute our expertise to elevate healthcare experiences for hospitals and patients alike.

Seongpyo Hong, CEO of People and Technology, said, “Through active engagement with local partners at GHE 2024, we gained a deeper understanding of the Middle Eastern market. This participation has laid the foundation to accelerate our entry into the healthcare sector in the region,” adding, “We will continue to lead the global healthcare market by providing smart hospital solutions tailored to local needs.”

People and Technology remains committed to driving progress in healthcare technology and fostering partnerships that prioritize patient-centered solutions. Our experience at the Global Health Exhibition solidifies our role as a trusted innovator in Saudi Arabia and beyond. Stay tuned for updates on our collaborations and innovations that promise to redefine healthcare experiences worldwide.

People and Technology Confirms Its Vision for Healthcare Innovation at Health & Innovation Asia 2024

People and Technology was honored to participate in the Health & Innovation Asia 2024 event in Bangkok, a premier gathering that brought together global thought leaders, cutting-edge innovators, and healthcare experts in the South-East Asia region. This year’s event put the spotlight on the most exciting developments in digital health, artificial intelligence (AI), lab innovation and machinery, and preventive care technologies, with themes that resonate deeply with our vision of leveraging real-time IoT solutions to improve hospital operations and patient care.

Our representative promoting IndoorPlus+ SmartCare at the show

Our team attended key presentations and explored innovative solutions relevant to hospital operations and patient care. The growing focus on digital health and AI-driven insights matched our belief in the power of data and real-time tracking to transform healthcare. While engaging with healthcare professionals across the region, we noted a growing emphasis on patient-centered care and the demand for real-time data-driven solutions. Lithuanian radiologist Antanas Montvila emphasized the importance of accurate data collection, remarking that issues such as nurse shortages and medical deserts are not confined to Korea; they resonate throughout Eastern Europe and beyond. He highlighted the difficulty of hiring medical staff and the lack of accessibility to hospitals in rural areas, which is also a pressing concern in Thailand.

Despite the positive attitude of healthcare professionals towards innovative technologies, the expert pointed out a significant barrier: most healthcare development budgets are managed by governments. This central control often hampers the pace of innovation due to insufficient investment, even when the necessity for system upgrades is clear. As healthcare specialists and solution providers, we must effectively demonstrate the critical need for these advancements.

Montvila noted : “On average, only 5% of healthcare budgets worldwide are allocated to prevention, despite the fact that 70% of health benefits stem from preventive measures.” Numbers speak for itself : In the U.S., 10% of the population accounts for 60% of health expenditures, which highlights the need for focused investment for this portion of population, while keeping a good level of service for the remaining 90%. In Canada, a mere 1% of the population utilizes 33% of healthcare resources.

Radiologist Antanas Monvila presenting key industry numbers on stage

In parallel, a discussion with the Big Data Institute (Thai institution) highlighted the importance of data sharing between hospitals, a need that remains largely unaddressed, particularly in developing countries. Such insights strongly support People and Technology’s commitment to enhancing healthcare operations through our IndoorPlus+ solution, which prioritizes real-time patient monitoring and data-driven insights.

The increasing emphasis on preventive care technologies and wearables stood out as key trends at the event. We explored advanced solutions in wearable technology, designed to collect vital patient data in real time. Such innovations are increasingly crucial as hospitals worldwide strive to offer more personalized and preventive care, shifting from reactive to proactive approaches. This movement towards predictive healthcare supports our recent collaboration with Mezoo, where our Hi-cardi patient patches enable continuous monitoring of vital signs, helping doctors catch potential health issues early.

At the heart of Health & Innovation Asia was the focus on digital health solutions, particularly in how AI-driven tools can aid in hospital management and decision-making processes. As People and Technology continues to expand globally, particularly with our recent expansion efforts in the Middle East and beyond, events like these offer a wealth of knowledge and collaboration opportunities that will guide the evolution of our solutions.

The exchanges we had with system integrators, healthcare IT purchasers, and fellow innovators were invaluable. The event reinforced the importance of integrating cutting-edge technology with hospital operations to ensure better patient outcomes and more efficient use of medical resources. People and Technology is committed to being at the forefront of this transformation, continuously refining our offerings to meet the growing needs of the healthcare sector.

We are excited to bring the insights and inspiration gained at Health & Innovation Asia 2024 back to our development team, further pushing the boundaries of what our solutions can achieve in hospitals worldwide. Our aim is to empower healthcare providers with the tools they need to improve efficiency, enhance patient care, and ultimately save lives.

People and Technology Supplies IoT System ‘IndoorPlus+’ to ROK Navy’s Ulsan-class FFX Batch-III Ships 5 and 6

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Enterprise AI service company, People and Technology Co., Ltd., is providing its IoT system ‘IndoorPlus+’ to the Republic of Korea Navy’s Ulsan-class FFX Batch-III ships 5 and 6, supporting the Navy’s smart ship operations. ‘IndoorPlus+’ offers various features such as crew member location tracking, fire detection, and health monitoring through BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) sensors, enhancing safety and operational efficiency aboard the ships by collecting and analyzing real-time data.

People and Technology’s ‘IndoorPlus+’ completes the wireless network system onboard, significantly improving both crew safety and operational efficiency. The BLE sensor-based crew location tracking system allows real-time monitoring of crew positions, enabling swift response in emergency situations. Additionally, the fire detection feature instantly identifies fires that may occur within the ship, minimizing risks, while the health monitoring function continuously manages the crew’s health, ensuring a safe environment on board.

Notably, ‘IndoorPlus+’ serves as an IoT platform that integrates real-time data from various devices included in this project, such as LTE and smart location systems. This platform allows centralized management of all data within the ship, supporting efficient data analysis and decision-making, and enhancing the overall smart operations of the ship.

This IoT system not only strengthens crew safety but also enables efficient ship management and operations. The real-time monitoring and analysis capabilities maximize operational efficiency aboard Navy vessels and play a key role in accelerating digital transformation.

A representative from People and Technology stated, “This project is a significant case of how advanced IoT technology can bring tangible changes to ship operations,” adding, “We will continue to lead digital innovation in the defense sector and contribute to realizing a smart Navy in the future.”

People & Technology Showcases Advanced Healthcare DX Solutions at KHF2024 Expo

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People & Technology will participate in the ‘2024 International Hospital & Health Tech Expo (KHF2024)’ held at COEX in Seoul from Wednesday, October 2nd to Friday, October 4th to showcase its medical healthcare digital transformation (DX) solutions. This expo is the largest event in Korea where experts from various fields such as domestic and international hospitals, medical device manufacturers, and healthcare IT companies gather to share the latest technologies and trends. People & Technology will participate in the exhibition jointly with the National Health Insurance Service Ilsan Hospital and introduce various innovative solutions.

At this expo, People & Technology, Dong-A ST, and C-Eyes will form a joint exhibition hall with Ilsan Hospital to showcase various healthcare DX solutions that can improve hospital operations and patient safety in an innovative manner, such as real-time patient monitoring solutions, biodata EMR automatic linkage solutions, and asset tracking solutions.

In particular, the solution to watch out for at this exhibition is the real-time patient monitoring solution that combines the wearable device Hi-Cardi and the IndoorPlus Smartcare platform. This solution monitors the patient’s major vital signs, such as electrocardiogram, respiration rate, and body temperature, in real time 24 hours a day, automatically records and analyzes the data, and immediately transmits it to the medical staff. This allows for continuous monitoring of the patient’s condition, enabling a quick response in the event of an emergency, and greatly increasing the work efficiency of the medical staff.

This exhibition will be held in a joint exhibition hall with Ilsan Hospital, and visitors will be able to directly confirm the value and practical effects provided by the system through a demo demonstration where they can experience the actual usage environment of each solution. Through this, it is expected that they will be able to vividly experience the effects of various solutions that can increase the efficiency of hospital operation and improve patient safety and satisfaction.

An official from People & Technology said, “It is very meaningful to introduce innovative technologies that can show the future of the healthcare industry through this exhibition,” and “We hope that People & Technology’s solutions will be of practical help to hospitals, medical staff, and patients.” In addition, through collaboration with Dong-A ST and C-Eyes, we are introducing the convergence of technologies and solutions essential for building IoMT infrastructure and smart hospitals, and are expecting a synergy effect that will promote the digital transformation of hospitals.

The 2024 International Hospital and Health Tech Expo is an opportunity to see the latest medical technologies and advancements in healthcare solutions in one place, and much attention is focused on what changes People & Technology’s advanced healthcare DX solution will bring to the field.

People and Technology Implements Underground Residual Safety Management System at Miho river, Sejong

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Seoul – August 28, 2024 –

People and Technology Co., Ltd., announced on the 27th that they have implemented an underground residual safety management system at the Miho river vertical shaft excavation site in Sejong City.

This system has been introduced to enhance the safety management of workers at the Miho river excavation site in Sejong City. Leveraging the capabilities of the Real-Time Locating Service System (RTLS), the system can track the location and movements of workers in real-time.

The safety management system operates based on beacons attached to the helmets worn by workers. These beacons are detected by Bluetooth scanners, which then transmit the information to a cloud-based operating server. This allows the real-time monitoring of workers’ locations and movements within designated zones at the site.

Bluetooth scanners and gateways have been installed in various zones within the Miho river excavation site, enabling precise tracking of workers’ locations and status. Notably, if a worker remains stationary for an extended period, the system immediately sends an alert to a designated safety manager, allowing for prompt action.

Additionally, this cloud-based system allows administrators to check the location and status of workers at any time through a dashboard. This ensures real-time monitoring of the site’s safety and provides an environment where potential hazards can be quickly addressed.

A representative from People and Technology stated, “With the introduction of this system, we expect a substantial enhancement in worker safety at the Miho river site. The ability to monitor the location and status of workers in real-time, particularly in underground common areas, allows for the rapid detection and response to unforeseen incidents. This safety management system is anticipated to play a crucial role in ensuring worker safety at other large-scale underground construction sites in the future.”