Keyco, Smart TocToc, IoT BlackBox products launched first
Planning to launch 50 products this year with approximately 900 IoT partner companies

SK Telecom announced the launch of three products: 'Keyco', a device that allows easy confirmation of the location of children and pets; 'Smart TocToc', which notifies vehicle owners of real-time vehicle information through an impact detection sensor; and 'IoT BlackBox'.

'Smart TocToc', jointly presented by Teralink Communications and SK Telecom, is an IoT device attached to the front windshield inside the vehicle. Through the impact detection function, it sends alert text messages to drivers when the vehicle makes contact, enabling faster response when unexpected accidents occur.

Additionally, when vehicle movement is necessary, simply knocking on the area where 'Smart TocToc' is located allows alert text messages to be sent to the vehicle owner, preventing unwanted exposure of mobile phone numbers. When the vehicle battery is low, a text message is sent to the vehicle owner.

'Smart TocToc' began sales in B2B format and will be sold on 11st, an online marketplace, starting from the 15th at a product price of 69,900 won (including VAT) and a one-year usage fee of 16,000 won (including VAT). A quarterly 4,000 won rate plan is also available.

Mobile Appliances and SK Telecom presented the 'IoT BlackBox', which goes beyond the existing blackbox function of simply recording screens and sends text messages to registered vehicle owners when external vehicle impact occurs.



The 'IoT BlackBox' utilizes LoRa networks with cost advantages, enabling real-time information notification functions that were previously impractical due to communication module costs and usage fees, at an affordable monthly rate of around 1,000 won. In addition to IoT functionality, it features top-level performance including ADAS functions (lane departure and front-end collision alerts), a quick boot system, and an IPS wide viewing angle panel.

The 'IoT BlackBox' product price is 399,000 won, and one-year usage fee is 17,000 won (both product price and usage fee include VAT), and it can be purchased through Hyundai Pontus dealerships nationwide.

'Keyco', presented by SoluEM Co., Ltd. and SK Telecom, is a keychain-type location confirmation device based on LoRa networks that can confirm GPS location information and be used for young children, elderly people with dementia, and pets.

'Keyco' has the advantage of easy wearing with a smaller size compared to existing product lines (W 23.3mm X L 104.6mm X H 12.5mm). Through a dedicated app, users can check the current location and movement path of children or pets wearing 'Keyco'. When an emergency occurs with a child, the call button attached to 'Keyco' can send messages to registered guardians.

The product price of 'Keyco' is 69,000 won (including VAT), and the monthly usage fee is 1,900 won (including VAT), available for purchase at open markets such as 11st and SK Telecom directly operated stores. The dedicated application can be downloaded from Google Play for Android, and an iPhone version is planned to be released after mid-May.

Since the commercialization of LoRa networks in June last year, SK Telecom has expanded the commercialized products or services utilizing LoRa networks to 22 through these newly launched products, and plans to present 50 types of products or services including public safety and industrial sector services by the end of this year.

Additionally, SK Telecom plans to commence vehicle/missing person search services based on LoRa networks in Thailand at the end of May, and through the currently operating IoT Open House and dedicated module distribution, plans to launch various innovative products with 921 domestic IoT partner companies.