Hanwha Vision Launches "Vision Zone" Social Project... Establishing Safety Infrastructure for Infants and Young Children with Disabilities

AI Cameras Installed at Residential Facilities for Infants and Young Children with Disabilities
Detecting Wandering and Falls with Advanced Security Technology

Hanwha Vision announced on May 12 that it is launching a social contribution project called "Vision Zone" for infants and young children with disabilities who are vulnerable to various accidents.

Kim Hyunseop, Head of Management Support at Hanwha Vision (left), and Jo Aeri, Director of Choroknamu, are taking a commemorative photo in front of the Choroknamu Vision Zone plaque. Hanwha Vision

Vision Zone is a social contribution initiative embodying Hanwha Vision's philosophy of solving social problems and driving positive change through advanced technology. The core of the project is building safety systems, such as installing security cameras.

The first Vision Zone has been established at Green Tree, a residential facility for infants and young children with disabilities in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do. Operated by the Hae Kang Welfare Foundation, the facility is home to about 40 infants and children with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, and brain lesions. Hanwha Vision and Green Tree held a signboard unveiling ceremony on May 7 to announce the launch of the Vision Zone. The event was attended by Hyunseop Kim, Head of Management Support Office at Hanwha Vision, and Aeri Cho, Director of Green Tree, among others.

Most residential facilities for infants and young children with disabilities are located on the outskirts of urban areas, which increases the risk of unexpected incidents such as children leaving the facility or possible external intrusions, making the installation of security systems crucial. Through this project, Hanwha Vision has provided Green Tree with about 30 cameras, storage devices, monitors, and other equipment.

The project utilizes the latest products, including artificial intelligence (AI) cameras. These cameras are equipped with AI analytics features such as fall and wandering detection, as well as privacy masking functions to protect personal information. The cameras’ coverage is restricted to shared spaces to ensure the children’s privacy. To provide ongoing support rather than a one-time contribution, Hanwha Vision has announced that maintenance and free after-sales service will be provided indefinitely, with no time limit.

Previously, Hanwha Vision expanded its social contribution activities by participating in "Monthly Han Mogum," an integrated project under Hanwha Group’s Tech & Life division last year. "Monthly Han Mogum" is a social contribution initiative that supports medical expenses and more for families with children with urgent medical needs due to disabilities. From September 2024 to April 2025, Hanwha Group’s Tech & Life division extended a helping hand to 45 children with disabilities or rare diseases.

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