Newert Operates an Exhibition Booth at the 2025 Fall Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Korea

From November 5 to November 8, 2025, Newert Co., Ltd. participated in the 2025 Fall Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Korea, held at the Jeju International Convention Center (Jeju ICC), where it showcased its biosignal measurement device EmoConnect PPG&Motion along with related software and solutions to researchers and developers in the fields of affective engineering, industrial safety, healthcare, and wellness.

At the Fall Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Korea, held under the theme “Ergonomics at the Center of Sustainable Occupational Safety and Health,” a wide range of seminars and events were conducted with the participation of researchers, developers, and institutions. In line with the society’s founding mission, the conference aimed to contribute to the public good by advancing, disseminating, and applying academic and technological knowledge in Human Factors and Ergonomics.

At this fall conference, Newert Co., Ltd. operated an exhibition booth centered on its flagship product, EmoConnect PPG&Motion, along with related software and solutions. The event provided a valuable opportunity for direct communication with researchers and developers in the field of biosignal ergonomics, where physiological responses such as heart rate, electrodermal activity, EEG, and EMG are used to assess fatigue, stress, concentration, and emotional state.

In addition, Newert discussed the potential for service expansion with companies providing job stress-related services, based on its AI-powered emotional curation app, CoEmo. These discussions also led to meaningful outcomes that may develop into future collaborative partnerships.

Newert’s participation in the 2025 Fall Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Korea served as another opportunity to reaffirm its position as a research- and development-oriented biosignal solutions company. Moving forward, Newert will continue striving to foster meaningful collaboration across a wide range of fields—including research institutions, industrial sites, and public welfare sectors—by integrating technology and data from an ergonomic perspective.