Company History

Earned “Best” in the final evaluation by Sungkyunkwan University’s Entrepreneurship-focused University

Certified based on the standards of medical device manufacturing and quality control

Acquired medical manufacturing license

Received a medical device manufacturing certification for Mind Chair

Launched the Mind Chair for the first time at CES 2025

Selected as a founding member of Sungkyunkwan University’s Entrepreneurship-focused University

Selected for the "U-Tech Valley"projects by Technology Guarantee Fund

Relocated the head office to the GangdongU1Center in Godeokbizvalley, Godeok-dong, Gangdong-gu

Selected as a founding member of Sungkyunkwan University’s Entrepreneurship-focused University

Selected as an outside member by Samsung Electronics' C-lab

Selected for Deep Tech Tips

Selected as the best startup company

Certified as a business venture

MeditriX was established as a start-up initiated by the CEO who was serving as faculty of Samsung Medical Center, and initiated development with various partners.

Established and took charge as the first head of the Digital Therapy Research Center at Samsung Medical Center

Presented the prototype of VR-Motion Chair at ‘Bio Korea’ held at COEX

Carried out a bio-medical technology development project of the Korea Research Foundation, titled the ‘development of a virtual reality-bio-feedback and biometric signal measurement system for the relief of depression and anxiety of the general public based on mobile’

Conducted a ‘VR dizziness, visual fatigue quantification and biofeedback research’ in collaboration with Samsung Electronics VR Team

Conducted a research project with Samsung Electronics on the 'effects that Smartphone blue light has on body hormones, body temperature and cognition’ and published a paper

Participated in the development of the "stroke-warning hat” in partnership with Samsung Electronics C-lab

Conducted a 'research on mental health with regard to mobile home health’ with Samsung Electronics

Received training at the Depression Clinical Research Center (DCRP) at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) affiliated with Harvard Medical School

Participated in the Monthly Development Conference for MGH-MIT Medical Device