11 Busan Companies Win CES 2027 Innovation Awards, Proving Their Global Tech Prowess

[Financial News] Eleven Busan-based companies won Innovation Awards at CES 2027, the world’s largest IT and consumer electronics trade show, demonstrating their global technological competitiveness.
According to Busan City on the 12th, 11 local companies made the list for this year’s CES 2027 Innovation Awards. Seven of them, supported by the city, won awards, earning recognition for their technological capabilities in a range of fields, including AI, robotics, mobility and digital health.
The CES Innovation Awards are presented by the U.S. Consumer Technology Association (CTA) after evaluating technology products for innovation, originality and other qualities.
DataFlare, iMoon Healthcare and Vision Tech won Innovation Awards for the second consecutive year, following their wins at CES 2026. Vueron Technology notched its third win, following awards at CES 2024 and CES 2026, while RoboOne won again after receiving an award at CES 2025.
Interocean, a first-time winner, and Double O received Innovation Awards for an AI-powered smart hyperbaric oxygen therapy device and a forensic data recovery solution for memory semiconductors, respectively.
The Best of Innovation Awards went to Anam145 and Shuols. Anam145 presented a security solution for verifying digital asset transactions, while Shuols earned the top honor for “Shuols Lifeguard,” which applies AI technology for gait and health analysis to everyday life. Futronic also won an Innovation Award for its AI-powered robotic drive system.
Busan Mayor Jeon Jae-su said, “Local companies are earning recognition for their competitiveness on the world stage through sustained technological innovation,” adding, “We will support them so they can go beyond winning Innovation Awards and move on to applying their technologies in industrial settings, developing overseas markets and commercializing them.”
Meanwhile, the city will set up an Integrated Busan Pavilion at CES 2027, which will be held in Las Vegas, U.S., from January 6 to 9 next year, with 28 local innovative companies taking part. In cooperation with regional organizations, including the Busan Economic Promotion Agency and Busan Techno Park, the city plans to support company exhibitions and promotion, as well as overseas buyer matching, global networking and on-site consultations.
The city plans to continue follow-up consultations and performance tracking after the exhibition, connecting the effort to tangible business results, including exports and investment attraction.

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