Ceragem earns 9 CES Innovation Awards for AI-powered health care products

The Korea Times - Nov 10, 2026

Health care equipment maker Ceragem has won nine CES 2027 Innovation Awards for eight products on Tuesday, marking its fourth consecutive year of recognition and bringing its cumulative total to 30 awards. The company has previously won three awards in 2024, six in 2025 and 12 in 2026. This year’s awards include products designed to meet the health care needs of different age groups, from infants and young children to older adults. The eight award-winning products are: Ceragem artificial intelligence (AI) Wellness Home, Therapier AI Multi Boosting Capsule, Youridm AI Muscle Longevity System, AI Sleep Recovery Pillow, AI Pet Wellness Suite, AI Neuro Focus Office Chair, Senior Wellness Sofa with AI Adaptive Care and AI Sensor Pod & Smart Crib. Ceragem AI Wellness Home, which won an award in the AI category, uses physical AI to analyze users' biometric data and daily routines, assess their health status and automatically adjust connected home environments and health care devices to their needs. The platform brings together connected devices, health data and services to deliver personalize

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