Ceragem is joining an industry-academia-research-medical cooperation ecosystem in the brain-computer interface field to strengthen competitiveness in future healthcare technology. The company said it attended the launch ceremony of the BCI Alliance in Seoul on Aug. 26. The alliance links domestic researchers, companies and medical and research institutions to support cooperation from research to clinical use and industrialisation. Ceragem plans to explore links between BCI and its existing healthcare technologies.

Ceragem\'s smartphone healthcare app has shifted from a product control tool to an AI-based health management platform. The company said it has relaunched its IoT application with AI recommendation features. The overhaul includes a full redesign of the user experience, with menus reorganised around seven care categories such as spine care, exercise care and energy care. The app has about 96,000 cumulative downloads.