Choi Hyung-sik, Executive Director of Hyosung Communication Office (left), is taking a commemorative photo with Kang Byung-gu, Director of Seoul Southern Veterans Affairs Office, on the 18th after delivering the companion robot Paibo for elderly national veterans.

Choi Hyung-sik, Executive Director of Hyosung Communication Office (left), is taking a commemorative photo with Kang Byung-gu, Director of Seoul Southern Veterans Affairs Office, on the 18th after delivering the companion robot Paibo for elderly national veterans.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] Hyosung gifted companion robots to elderly national veterans.


On the 18th, Hyosung delivered the companion robot 'Paibo' to 10 elderly national veterans at the Seoul Southern Veterans Affairs Office.


Paibo not only provides users with useful information such as news and weather but also assists in daily health management of veterans by measuring body temperature and heart rate, reminding medication times, and supporting emergency rescue in urgent situations.


Additionally, through conversations, it comprehensively assesses emotional states and surrounding conditions, offering emotional comfort by singing songs or taking photos.


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Last year, Hyosung supported AI care robots for elderly national veterans, helping with daily life and contributing to safety management. For this achievement, it was recognized and awarded the 22nd Veterans Culture Award hosted by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs.


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