Seoul National University Hospital Presents Korea’s Cutting-Edge Medical Technologies at MEDICA 2025

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Featuring Smart Ophthalmic, Dementia Care, and AI Musculoskeletal Solutions on the Global Stage

SEOUL, South Korea, Nov. 12, 2025 — Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) is poised to spearhead Korea’s presence at MEDICA 2025, the world’s largest medical trade exhibition, scheduled for this November in Düsseldorf, Germany.

In collaboration with three innovative Korean enterprises—MICROT Inc., Emocog Inc., and Connecteve Co., Ltd.—SNUH will showcase a variety of next-generation medical advancements, reflecting Korea’s increasing leadership in global healthcare technology.

This joint participation underscores Korea’s commitment to advancing medical excellence through smart ophthalmic devices, digital dementia solutions, and AI-powered diagnostic systems.

MICROT Inc.
MICROT develops groundbreaking ophthalmic technologies aimed at enhancing the safety and efficacy of glaucoma treatment. Their next-generation A-stream Glaucoma Shunt offers stable intraocular pressure (IOP) control through simplified surgical procedures, minimizing hypotony risk. Achieving a six-month success rate of 93.9%, the device is setting a new global benchmark for glaucoma care.

Emocog Inc.
Emocog is a bio-digital healthcare company dedicated to transforming the entire dementia care continuum—from prevention and diagnosis to treatment. By leveraging digital transformation, the company strives to overcome the limitations of traditional dementia management, assisting individuals in maintaining cognitive health and independent living for longer periods.

Connecteve Co., Ltd.
Connecteve specializes in AI-driven musculoskeletal diagnostic solutions that boost precision and efficiency in clinical practice. Its proprietary AI systems support healthcare professionals in making accurate diagnostic decisions and optimizing musculoskeletal care workflows within hospitals and clinics.

The collaborative showcase at MEDICA 2025 will serve as a platform to highlight Korea’s excellence in medical technology and foster international cooperation across the global healthcare sector.

Attendees can meet the Korean delegation at Hall 9, Booth B29, Messe Düsseldorf Exhibition Center.

Contact: jhl@snuh.org / +82-2-2072-0277

Seoul National University Hospital

This initiative received support from the Bio & Medical Technology Development Program (Global Entrepreneurship Support for Start-up driven by SNUH Consilience Platform, GREAT), funded by the Korean government (MSIT) through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF). (Project No. RS-2024-00508402)

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