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News from Evawave
We record milestones one at a time — pilots, programs, and partnerships. No hype; only what we have actually done.
2026.09September 2026
Determined to be a social venture company
Evawave has been determined to be a social venture company, meeting both the social-value and the innovation-growth criteria.
Signed an MOU with healthcare solutions company K-CARE
We will jointly run a contactless safety-monitoring pilot for older adults living alone, and validate our sensing together using on-site check results.
Recognized as a dedicated R&D department
Evawave has been recognized by the Korea Industrial Technology Association (KOITA) as a dedicated R&D department, formally establishing an in-house organization for research and development.
2026.08August 2026
Grand Prize at the Yongin Y-MAKER Challenge
We received the top award in the finals of the makerthon (a hardware make-a-thon) hosted by the Yongin Industry Promotion Agency.
We have filed our second patent
We filed a second patent on core technology in the company's name, completing both the examination request and a priority examination request.
Selected as a Gyeonggi-do AI Membership company
We joined the Gyeonggi-do AI Innovation Cluster operated by Gyeonggi Province and GBSA as a membership company, active for one year from September 2026.
Signed an MOU with the senior community 'Ondamoim'
We signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Ondamoim, which runs a gathering-and-learning platform for people in their 50s to 70s, formalizing a partnership that began as advisory collaboration.
2026.07July 2026
Caregiver app 'Neulgyeot' released on the App Store and Google Play
We published the app used by caregivers in pilot households on both major stores. It is available to those who have received an invitation code.
Recruiting households for our first free pilot
We are looking for households to verify, free of charge and in real homes, our first product that checks on older adults without cameras.
Moved into the AICT Makerspace Lab
We moved into the startup space of the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology (AICT), founded by Gyeonggi Province and Seoul National University, as our base for building and inspecting sensor kits.
