Huino has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with KT to establish a secure system for the transmission and protection of medical data.


Gil Youngjun, CEO of Huinno (left), and Heegeun Kwon, Executive Vice President and Head of Sales at KT, are taking a commemorative photo at the signing ceremony for a business agreement on collaboration in medical AI solution communication and security. Huinno

Gil Youngjun, CEO of Huinno (left), and Heegeun Kwon, Executive Vice President and Head of Sales at KT, are taking a commemorative photo at the signing ceremony for a business agreement on collaboration in medical AI solution communication and security. Huinno

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According to Huino on August 12, both companies will connect Huino's real-time biometric signal monitoring and medical artificial intelligence (AI) technology with KT's telecommunications and security infrastructure through this agreement. The core goal is to establish a secure medical data transmission system that is compatible with the information protection policies and network environments of medical institutions.


The main areas of cooperation include: ▲ consulting on the construction of telecommunications infrastructure for operating medical AI solutions ▲ establishment and enhancement of medical telecommunications environments based on LTE, 5G, and hospital Wi-Fi ▲ collaboration on security technologies for the safe transmission and use of medical data ▲ and joint business proposals, marketing, and sales activities targeting medical institutions.


KT will support the construction of telecommunications networks and improvement of communication quality based on the analysis of medical institutions' network environments, and will also review ways to advance security network technologies related to medical data transmission. Huino will provide its smart AI telemetry solution, 'MemoQ,' along with other real-time biometric signal monitoring services and medical AI solutions, and will be responsible for the operation and technical support of these services tailored to the environments of medical institutions.


Both companies plan to support the establishment of smart hospitals and the digital transformation of medical institutions by leveraging KT’s telecommunications and security capabilities and Huino’s expertise in medical AI, while also jointly seeking ways to integrate and utilize services based on medical data.



Gil Youngjun, CEO of Huino, stated, "A real-time patient monitoring service requires not only accurate medical AI technology but also a telecommunications and security environment that can deliver biometric signal data seamlessly and safely. By combining KT’s telecommunications infrastructure capabilities with Huino’s medical AI technology, we will establish a trustworthy operating foundation for smart hospitals and simultaneously enhance both patient safety and the level of medical data protection."


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