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BDCI
Hall 25
H25-361
FutureTech
National Pavilions
Game Changers
Digital transformation
Robotics
Circular Economy
Korea International Trade Association
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South Korea
BDCI is a Seoul-based industrial design studio that has spent eleven years bridging the digital and physical worlds — across home appliances, furniture, lighting, and small accessories to advanced medical and high-tech products. In 2026, that same design DNA takes its boldest step yet: CareLoop, BDCI's own in-house venture, humanises complex medical technology — turning hospital-grade autonomy into products people actually want to be near. It's proof that a design studio can become a product company without losing its design DNA, and a preview of where design goes next.
At this year's show, we're presenting a range of new CareLoop products alongside our flagship design piece — NESTO, a semi-autonomous bed-chair robot built to support care in hospitals and at home.
This is the new standard of Korean design — BDCI builds a new world, from Korea. Every product in our lineup is made directly in Korea. We look forward to welcoming companies who want to hear more from BDCI, or who want to build a new world just like BDCI.
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Featured products
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CareLoop Nesto
NESTO is a semi-autonomous bed-chair robot that transitions between bed and chair without lifting the occupant, removing the single largest cause of caregiver injury. Its furniture-first silhouette and warm materials let it read as a chair before a machine, lowering the psychological barrier common to care robotics. NESTO can move independently toward a dining table or living space, restoring everyday mobility for patients and elderly users in hospitals and homes alike.
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CareLoop Miso
Miso is a wearable meal tracker that detects eating through the body's own metabolic response, with nothing to log and nothing to remember. For people living alone, it quietly confirms that meals are happening — and flags caregivers the moment one is missed. Worn like an ordinary bracelet, Miso turns an invisible daily risk for elderly and at-risk individuals into a signal families and care teams can actually act on.
CareLoop Pulso
Pulso is an adhesive biosensor patch designed for health check-up settings, continuously reading temperature, posture and metabolic signals in one slim, skin-worn form. It replaces multiple separate check-up devices with a single comfortable patch, giving clinicians a fuller picture of a patient's condition before, during and after their examination. Pulso is part of CareLoop's Data Link biosensor family, feeding directly into the wider care ecosystem.
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CareLoop Bandi
Bandi is a handheld navigation token that gives elderly visitors precise indoor positioning and turn-by-turn guidance through hospitals and care facilities. A soft glow lights the floor ahead, and a single button calls for help instantly if someone feels lost or unwell. Bandi turns a large, unfamiliar building into a place an older visitor can move through with confidence, without relying on staff or signage alone.
CareLoop Duali
Duali is a touchless hand sanitiser that treats both hands at once with a fine air-pressure mist, activated by a simple wave rather than a pump or button. Shaped like a soft table lamp rather than clinical equipment, it belongs on a bedside table, in a lobby, or at home, without announcing itself as medical hardware. Duali makes frequent hand hygiene an easy, comfortable habit rather than a chore.
CareLoop Raygo 10
Raygo 10 is a compact X-ray trolley built around a lightweight 10kg-class generator, designed to travel where Raygo 15 cannot: through narrow doorways, in home visits, and across smaller European care facilities. A single caregiver can load it into a car, unfold it bedside, and capture a diagnostic image without transporting a frail patient. It brings hospital-grade imaging to wherever the patient already is.
CareLoop Raygo 15
Raygo 15 is an autonomous mobile X-ray trolley carrying a full 15kg-class standard generator, built for diagnostic-grade imaging without moving the patient to radiology. It navigates hospital corridors on its own, parks itself precisely at bedside, and folds its arm into a compact travel position between uses. Designed for high-throughput North American hospital environments, Raygo 15 pairs clinical-grade imaging power with an approachable, non-clinical form.
Mobile Hybrid CBCT Scanner
Due to COVID-19, the importance of mobile hospitals has increased, and the demand for mobile hybrid CT (computed tomography) to optimize on-site treatment has rapidly increased.
The operating room requires equipment for various purposes such as general radiography (RAD), fluoroscopy, and tomography, making the movement of medical staff complicated.
The mobile hybrid 3-in-1 CBCT escapes the design limitations of traditional stand-up scanners and can rotate and move in limited space, optimizing the activities of medical staff in the operating room.
2023 IF design award winner, 2024 DFA design award Gold