Korea Connect Launches Integrated Care Platform 'AllliV'

[Financial News]  Although the Integrated Care Support Act (housing, health and medical care, long-term care, caregiving and independent living support) took effect on March 27, the system has yet to become properly established.
Until now, integrated care products for seniors, such as care robots, AI speakers and smart medication dispensers, have been distributed to beneficiaries according to the individual standards of different managing entities, including local governments, dementia support centers and welfare centers. As a result, devices were often left unused, while similar products were frequently distributed more than once. Since each product also came from a different manufacturer, staff had difficulty viewing beneficiaries' device usage status in one place.
To address these issues, Korea Connect introduced the integrated care platform 'AllliV' and the universal IoT sensor data collection gateway 'T-AllliV.'
Once the necessary sensors are purchased commercially and connected to T-AllliV, the data generated by the sensors is transmitted through the gateway to AllliV's AI server. AllliV enables each local government to directly collect data from multiple sensors used by beneficiaries. Korea Connect has registered patents for technologies that ensure the timeliness of sensor data collected by the gateway, standardize data in different formats for storage and transmission, and comprehensively analyze data from multiple products and sensors to predict abnormal signs.
Established in 2023, Korea Connect was recognized for its technological capabilities in the integrated care sector when it won the 20th Digital Innovation Grand Prize in the IT/SW category from the Ministry of Science and ICT in 2025. AllliV also obtained Good Software Certification (GS Certification) in 2025 and completed product registration on the Public Procurement Service (PPS)'s Venture Nara platform. T-AllliV recently completed compatibility verification with the e-Government Standard Framework 5.0, positioning it to enter the public procurement (G2B) market.
Lee Jae-woong, CEO of Korea Connect, said, "According to 2024 statistics, the proportion of people aged 65 and older in South Korea has exceeded 20%, making the country a super-aged society," and stated, "Our goal is to create a truly integrated care environment through AllliV, where older adults can continue living and receiving care in the communities where they have lived without having to leave."
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