Advanced healthcare tech at CES

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If you can know your health status just by looking in the mirror, and if you can get injections without pain, it would definitely be helpful.

Reporter Gye Hyun-woo introduces advanced healthcare technologies that appeared at the world's largest electronics show, CES.

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This mirror that people are closely examining can show the risk of cardiovascular diseases and respiratory levels just by looking at your face.

I will show my face to check my health status.

Here, my heart rate and blood pressure are displayed.

It shows that my sleep and activity levels are lacking.

[Shin Yi/Employee of AI Health Company: "We detect the color change on your face and this is filled on the AI model that we have. There are plenty of data sets, including 6,000 testers."]

There is also healthcare technology that reduces pain.

Although the needle is not visible, it is indeed a syringe.

A laser can forcefully push liquid to inject medicine into the body.

An AI-powered cane that integrates navigation technology can be useful for visually impaired individuals.

["Take me to a coffee shop. (I found five addresses. I will sort it based on distance.)"]

It is lightweight and provides voice guidance to the destination.

This CES also highlights the progress of Korean startups.

This robot checks if fruits are ripe and even harvests them.

[Park Seong-ho/CEO of AI Agriculture Company: "I directly taught it over 70 types of colors. For apples, it classifies whether it is Hongro based on color to decide on harvesting."]

A device that treats tinnitus using virtual reality technology won the top innovation award, and a program where AI agent acts as a tutor to help solve problems and manage progress was also showcased.

Broadcast technology that expands performance screens with AI to provide an experience as if you are on-site is also being developed by Korean companies at CES, creating the future with technology.

This is KBS News Gye Hyun-woo from Las Vegas.