| Provides product development consulting, IP belongs to the customer
| Presentation of digital health technologies and prototypes
| Introducing AI-Powered Personal Care Collaboration Case Studies

On the 14th, Cambridge Consultants held a press conference at the Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas in Samseong-dong, Seoul, under the theme of “Providing Solutions to Technological Limitations through the Use of AI.”

At the meeting, Dr. Miles Upton, Regional Director for Asia, Jaquie Finn, Head of Digital Health, and Edward Brunner, Director of Consumer & Industrial Business for Asia, attended and introduced Cambridge Consultants' AI application cases in various industries and prototypes using new technologies.

First, Dr. Upton introduced Cambridge Consultants' unique business model, which provides product development consulting to clients while at the same time transferring all intellectual property rights (IP) acquired through the project to the clients. We also identified industry-specific needs and trends and explained approaches to technologies that cross industry boundaries.

Then, in January, they demonstrated on-site the AI-based real-time image and video restoration technology DeepRay, which was introduced at CES 2019, and introduced the Turbo Clean, an autonomous dishwashing system that combines machine vision, robotics, and AI technologies, and the Mamut, an autonomous agritech robot based on automatic data collection. In particular, they emphasized the applicability of Cambridge Consultants' AI technology to various fields such as smart factories, autonomous driving, and the medical field.

Next, the Finn Director presented Cambridge's technologies and prototypes applied to the digital health field. Digital healthcare is one area where Cambridge Consultants has collaborated with global companies such as Samsung, Novartis, Boston Scientific, and Siemens, developing over 3,000 patented technologies over the past 20 years.

Cambridge Consultants has a variety of application cases, including Chimera, which identifies and guides key structures such as nerves and blood vessels so that surgical tools can move along a predetermined, safe path even deep inside the body, and KiCoPen, an insulin injection pen that connects to a smartphone without a battery and helps diabetic patients manage their health.

The head of Fin explained examples of AI-applied healthcare, including ▲Verum, a healthcare platform that monitors patients' stress levels with minimal measurement tools and improves the accuracy of clinical trials, and ▲a collaborative technology with Exact Imaging that improves the accuracy of prostate cancer imaging diagnosis based on AI.

Finally, Director Brunner introduced Cambridge Consultants' application cases in the personal care and beauty industry, including new technology that utilizes AI technology to precisely analyze an individual's skin and recommend customized beauty products, as well as collaborations with cosmetics and personal care brands such as P&G, Philips, and Biersdorf.

A prototype developed at Cambridge Consultants' own AI research lab, the Digital Greenhouse, was also introduced.


Verum is an AI-based digital healthcare platform that remotely monitors patient conditions and provides disease prediction services. It improves clinical trial efficiency by eliminating the impact of stress factors on clinical trials. It also enhances biometric data and machine learning capabilities to enhance the understanding of clinical trial results and the likelihood of success. Its applications are diverse, including neurological disease diagnosis, post-market research, closed-loop therapeutic development, rehabilitation, and patient monitoring.

Reflexion is the world's first precision skin analysis app. Based on the principle that light reflectance and scattering vary depending on the glossiness of a surface, Reflexion applies AI algorithms to create a 3D map of the gloss, surface roughness, reflectance, and pumice target surface. This technology not only supports customers' own information collection and comprehensive judgment, but also supports beauty brands in providing personalized product recommendations and new customer experiences.

Dr. Upton emphasized the company's capabilities, saying, "Cambridge Consultants carries out over 400 projects a year, with a 70% repeat client rate." He added, "As a technology partner to multinational corporations, we have created AI technology application cases in various fields such as digital healthcare, personal care, and the beauty industry."

He continued, "Cambridge Consultants will leverage its AI capabilities to provide clients with customized solutions and patents, and to offer innovative breakthroughs in fields with technological limitations."