Digital healthcare startup Itphy Co., Ltd., with support from Kyung Hee University, is participating in CES 2026 following CES 2025, showcasing its AI-based joint function analysis device 'RingDoc Motion'.
'RingDoc Motion' is a solution that supports the pre-consultation interview process and automatically analyzes joint Range of Motion (ROM) using AI to help medical staff establish diagnoses and rehabilitation plans. Its core technology is non-contact analysis that measures 3D joint range of motion with 98.7% accuracy using only a standard RGB-D camera without wearable sensors. Based on the analysis results, medical staff can prescribe customized exercises for patients with one click through 'RingDoc Care'.
Itphy's 'RingDoc Care' is a digital rehabilitation platform that connects prescription, performance, and monitoring of patient-customized rehabilitation, and is already commercialized and operating in various medical institutions in Korea. Patients can improve treatment continuity and compliance by performing rehabilitation through the app and sharing data.
Itphy has proven clinical validity by supplying solutions to 14 major university hospitals in Korea, including Kyung Hee University Medical Center and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. In a validation study involving actual 400 patients, it achieved results improving joint range of motion by more than 20%.
Starting with this participation in CES 2026, the company plans to further strengthen partnerships with the Medical College of Georgia in the US and MIOT Hospital in India, and earnestly launch its entry into the global healthcare market.
[Source] [CES 2026 Seoul Pavilion] Itphy Unveils Non-contact 3D Rehab AI Solution at CES 2026
| Written by Hankook Ilbo |
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Digital healthcare startup Itphy Co., Ltd., with support from Kyung Hee University, is participating in CES 2026 following CES 2025, showcasing its AI-based joint function analysis device 'RingDoc Motion'.
'RingDoc Motion' is a solution that supports the pre-consultation interview process and automatically analyzes joint Range of Motion (ROM) using AI to help medical staff establish diagnoses and rehabilitation plans. Its core technology is non-contact analysis that measures 3D joint range of motion with 98.7% accuracy using only a standard RGB-D camera without wearable sensors. Based on the analysis results, medical staff can prescribe customized exercises for patients with one click through 'RingDoc Care'.
Itphy's 'RingDoc Care' is a digital rehabilitation platform that connects prescription, performance, and monitoring of patient-customized rehabilitation, and is already commercialized and operating in various medical institutions in Korea. Patients can improve treatment continuity and compliance by performing rehabilitation through the app and sharing data.
Itphy has proven clinical validity by supplying solutions to 14 major university hospitals in Korea, including Kyung Hee University Medical Center and Seoul National University Bundang Hospital. In a validation study involving actual 400 patients, it achieved results improving joint range of motion by more than 20%.
Starting with this participation in CES 2026, the company plans to further strengthen partnerships with the Medical College of Georgia in the US and MIOT Hospital in India, and earnestly launch its entry into the global healthcare market.
[Source] [CES 2026 Seoul Pavilion] Itphy Unveils Non-contact 3D Rehab AI Solution at CES 2026
View Original ๐| Written by Hankook Ilbo |