Twohands Interactive CEO Wangyun Yu Donates Augmented Reality Indoor Exercise Platform to Dong-A University

Yu Wang-yoon, CEO of Two Hands Interactive, donated an augmented reality indoor exercise platform worth 20 million KRW, ‘DIDIM’, to Dong-A University and signed a business agreement.

According to the agreement, Dong-A University’s Digital Healthcare Research Institute and Two Hands Interactive will collaborate on developing digital therapeutic technologies that contribute to the prevention of geriatric diseases through research verifying the effectiveness of a complex exercise cognition intervention program using contactless LIDAR sensing technology and augmented reality, as well as fostering talent in health exercise science and regulatory science.

‘DIDIM’ combines physical training, brain training, and health game content, providing an augmented reality-based exercise program that can be used diversely according to age and purpose, from youth to seniors, including growth exercises, obesity prevention, and dementia prevention.

Dong-A University will install ‘DIDIM’ at the ‘D-Square’ Smart Healthcare Living Lab on the Seunghak Campus to utilize it for education and research and development aimed at nurturing talent in the fields of smart healthcare and health exercise science.

(From left) President Lee Haewoo, CEO Yoo Wangyun of Two Hands Interactive, and Director Park Hyuntae of the Office of External Affairs and International Relations are taking a group commemorative photo.

Lee Hae-woo, President of Dong-A University, said, “This will greatly help our school’s education for nurturing convergent talents specialized in the smart healthcare field,” adding, “We expect that the new digital health medical services can also be utilized at Dong-A University Hospital and Dong-A University Daeshin Hospital, a rehabilitation medical institution designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.”

CEO Yu Wang-yoon said, “I am pleased that augmented reality technology and health game-based content using it have met the university’s research infrastructure, creating an opportunity for greater synergy.”

He continued, “We will actively support contributing to health promotion based on Two Hands Interactive’s technological capabilities, and I hope this collaboration will yield many academic and industrial achievements.”

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