Tomato System announced on the 10th that it signed a business agreement (MOU) with the Smart Care Convergence Association, a non-profit organization, and will strengthen cooperation in the fields of digital healthcare and smart care services.
The signing ceremony was attended by Tomato System CEO Lee Sang-don, Vice President Cho Gil-joo, and Smart Care Convergence Association President Yang Seung-hee.
Through this agreement, the two organizations will cooperate in digital healthcare and smart care-related businesses utilizing AI and ICT technologies, and jointly promote new research and business development. In particular, they plan to actively cooperate in ▲ digital healthcare research and development cooperation ▲ joint promotion of AI and ICT-based smart care businesses ▲ support for research and development of new digital healthcare and smart care services. Through this, Tomato System plans to develop various smart care solutions by combining its technological prowess with the association’s expertise, and establish an innovative service model to respond to the super-aging society.
The Smart Care Convergence Association was established in 2021 and aims to research and distribute care services utilizing smart technologies in preparation for a super-aging society. It provides health care, safety support, and convenience services to the elderly and vulnerable groups by utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as AI, IoT, robots, and ICT.
Tomato System CEO Lee Sang-don said, “Through this MOU signing, we will achieve innovative development in domestic digital healthcare and smart care services, provide customized solutions needed in an aging society, and strive to dominate the senior market.” He added, “In the era of super-aging, we will actively respond with various technologies and solutions together with the Smart Care Convergence Association to open up the future of the care industry.”
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