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Neofect Co. Ltd, founded in 2010 by Hoyoung Ban, Scott Kim, and Young Choi, is a South Korean company focused on developing innovative rehabilitation training products and services for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal injuries. Its flagship product, the RAPAEL Smart Glove, was introduced in 2014 and has received FDA clearance, gaining traction among home patients and hospitals worldwide, including prominent institutions like NewYork-Presbyterian and the Department of Veterans Affairs. In addition to the Smart Glove, Neofect offers a range of products such as the RAPAEL Smart Pegboard, RAPAEL Smart Board, and RAPAEL Smart Kids. The company has also engaged in research, including a study with the National Rehabilitation Center in Korea that demonstrated the effectiveness of virtual reality-based rehabilitation combined with traditional therapy for stroke patients. Neofect operates offices in South Korea, the U.S., and Germany, with its products available in those regions and across Europe.

D.Throne is a manufacturer specializing in electric vehicles designed for children, including electric cars and trains. The company focuses on creating European-style handcrafted electric strollers that prioritize safety and smooth operation. D.Throne's products are made from eco-friendly materials and feature low noise output, incorporating advanced technology typically found in adult vehicles. This allows both adults and children to enjoy a safe and enjoyable driving experience.

Looxid Labs Inc., established in 2015 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in developing emotion recognition systems for virtual reality (VR) using an eye-brain interface. The company's flagship product, LooxidVR, is a VR headset equipped with sensors that analyze users' emotional states by measuring brainwave activity, eye movements, and pupil size. This data is processed using machine learning algorithms to provide real-time insights into the user's emotional state. Looxid Labs aims to enhance the accuracy of these analyses through continuous algorithm improvement. Their products cater to diverse industries such as gaming, medical, and defense sectors. Additionally, they are developing "Lucy," an assistive communication device for paralyzed patients using eye-brain interface technology.

Clover Games operates a mobile game development studio focused on creating role-playing games for devices. Its flagship title is an animation RPG that centers around recruiting heroes, expanding territories, and revolutionizing the world to provide engaging gameplay experiences.

Neofect Co. Ltd, founded in 2010 by Hoyoung Ban, Scott Kim, and Young Choi, is a South Korean company focused on developing innovative rehabilitation training products and services for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal injuries. Its flagship product, the RAPAEL Smart Glove, was introduced in 2014 and has received FDA clearance, gaining traction among home patients and hospitals worldwide, including prominent institutions like NewYork-Presbyterian and the Department of Veterans Affairs. In addition to the Smart Glove, Neofect offers a range of products such as the RAPAEL Smart Pegboard, RAPAEL Smart Board, and RAPAEL Smart Kids. The company has also engaged in research, including a study with the National Rehabilitation Center in Korea that demonstrated the effectiveness of virtual reality-based rehabilitation combined with traditional therapy for stroke patients. Neofect operates offices in South Korea, the U.S., and Germany, with its products available in those regions and across Europe.