Gyeonggi-do SMEs Lead 'Latest Technology Trends' at Global Electronics and IT Exhibitions

Exhibition of Personal PCR Analysis Equipment, Sterilized Water Generating Faucets, EMS Devices, and Sleep Care Products
10 Companies Participated, Achieving 100 Consultations and Approximately $15.72 Million in Consultation Amount

From the 5th to the 7th, the Gyeonggi-do Pavilion was held at 'CES 2022' in Las Vegas, USA [Gyeonggi-do]

[Asia Economy Reporter Ra Young-cheol] Gyeonggi Province and the Economic Science Promotion Agency announced on the 13th that "10 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the province participated in the world's largest electronics and IT exhibition, 'CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2022,' achieving export consultation results worth $15,724,000 from 100 cases."

At 'CES 2022,' held from the 5th to the 7th in Las Vegas, USA, Gyeonggi companies showcased telemedicine, personal PCR analysis equipment, and sterilized water generating faucets.

In addition, they attracted attention from buyers worldwide by presenting EMS devices, sleep care products, and AI remote learning solutions.

An industry official who participated in the exhibition said, "Through this exhibition, we were able to accurately grasp global technology and consumer trends and demands, providing an opportunity to set marketing and development directions for future products," sharing their impressions.

At this exhibition, over 2,200 companies worldwide showcased products related to artificial intelligence (AI), robots, drones, digital healthcare, wellness, and smart cities.

Meanwhile, the province and the Economic Science Promotion Agency supported participating companies by covering part of booth rental fees, equipment costs, and transportation expenses, and assisted with on-site consultations, administrative support services, and market development during the exhibition period.

Lee Gye-yeol, Head of the Global Trade Division at the Gyeonggi Province Economic Science Promotion Agency, said, "The record-breaking annual export amount of $640 billion in 2021 was thanks to the efforts of small and medium export companies," adding, "The agency operates group pavilions at overseas exhibitions, market development teams, overseas G-Fairs, and GMS, so we encourage active utilization."