Korea’s AI-driven healthcare technologies will take center stage at WHX Bangkok 2026, with Korean firms showcasing flagship solutions from July 8–10 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre in Bangkok, organized by Informa Markets.

Hyuck Yang, CEO of maihub, notes Southeast Asia as a primary market due to healthcare infrastructure gaps, positioning their platform as core infrastructure to boost clinical efficiency and access to care.

maiReport provides AI insights to patients through automated reports and a mobile app, enabling patients to access AI analysis results and participate in their health management.

WHX Bangkok 2026 is a broad health expo covering medical devices, laboratories, hospital services, and healthcare systems, with attendee registration currently live.

Korea Body Information Co., Ltd. will debut Real PT, an AI-powered musculoskeletal diagnostic and exercise prescription platform that performs non-contact posture analysis in 40 seconds with 99.3% diagnostic accuracy and a portable 2.2-meter-space design, featuring wheelchair accessibility and progress-tracking reports.

Real PT integrates posture assessment, range of motion testing, functional musculoskeletal evaluation, and personalized exercise prescriptions within a single system for hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and wellness facilities.

Korea Body Information will launch Real PT as an AI-powered system combining posture analysis, ROM testing, functional evaluation, and personalized exercise plans.

maihub will showcase maiLink and maiReport; maiLink is an AI orchestration platform requiring minimal changes to hospital IT, enabling on-site data processing, anonymization, and encryption for data protection, with deployments in over 1,300 institutions and FDA 510(k) clearance plus approvals in Malaysia and Indonesia.

maihub’s maiLink supports stable AI operation across Southeast Asian hospital networks via a hybrid on-site data processing model with strong data protection and cybersecurity; maiReport delivers AI results to patients to empower engagement.

Jae-hoon Jeong, CEO of Korea Body Information, highlights a future-focused healthcare approach that links assessment with long-term care and frames WHX Bangkok 2026 as a milestone for expanding into the Thai market.