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Neofect is a South Korea-based company founded in 2010 by Hoyoung Ban, Scott Kim, and Young Choi, specializing in the development of rehabilitation training products and services for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal injuries. Its flagship product, the RAPAEL Smart Glove, launched in 2014, received FDA clearance and has been adopted by various hospitals and rehabilitation centers, including NewYork-Presbyterian and the Department of Veterans Affairs. In addition to the Smart Glove, Neofect offers several other innovative devices, such as the RAPAEL Smart Board, RAPAEL Smart Pegboard, RAPAEL Smart Kids, and RAPAEL Cognition, which utilize virtual reality and smart technology to enhance rehabilitation outcomes. Neofect has also participated in research studies demonstrating the effectiveness of its VR-based rehabilitation solutions compared to traditional therapy. The company operates in South Korea, the U.S., and Germany, distributing its products across these regions and throughout Europe.

D.Throne is a manufacturer specializing in electric vehicles designed for children, including electric cars and electric trains. The company focuses on creating European-style handcrafted electric strollers that prioritize safety and smooth operation. Their products are made from eco-friendly materials and feature low noise levels. Additionally, D.Throne incorporates technology typically found in adult vehicles, allowing both adults and children to experience the enjoyment of driving these electric strollers.

Looxid Labs Inc. is a company based in Seoul, South Korea, that specializes in developing emotion recognition systems for virtual reality (VR) through an eye-brain interface. Founded in 2015, Looxid Labs has created LooxidVR, an innovative VR headset equipped with sensors that assess users' emotional states by monitoring physiological data such as brainwaves, eye movements, and pupil sizes, utilizing advanced machine learning algorithms for analysis. The technology has diverse applications across gaming, medical, and defense sectors. Additionally, the company is working on the "Lucy" project, which aims to develop an assistive communication device for individuals with paralysis, enabling them to communicate with caregivers through gaze and thought. Looxid Labs continues to enhance its VR analytics solutions by integrating hardware, software, and proprietary algorithms to improve the accuracy of emotional analysis.

Clover Games is a mobile game development studio that specializes in creating role-playing games for mobile devices. The studio's flagship offering is a mobile animation RPG that immerses players in a storyline centered around recruiting heroes and expanding territories. This engaging content is designed to provide players with an enjoyable gaming experience while exploring a dynamic world.

Neofect is a South Korea-based company founded in 2010 by Hoyoung Ban, Scott Kim, and Young Choi, specializing in the development of rehabilitation training products and services for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal injuries. Its flagship product, the RAPAEL Smart Glove, launched in 2014, received FDA clearance and has been adopted by various hospitals and rehabilitation centers, including NewYork-Presbyterian and the Department of Veterans Affairs. In addition to the Smart Glove, Neofect offers several other innovative devices, such as the RAPAEL Smart Board, RAPAEL Smart Pegboard, RAPAEL Smart Kids, and RAPAEL Cognition, which utilize virtual reality and smart technology to enhance rehabilitation outcomes. Neofect has also participated in research studies demonstrating the effectiveness of its VR-based rehabilitation solutions compared to traditional therapy. The company operates in South Korea, the U.S., and Germany, distributing its products across these regions and throughout Europe.