Medical artificial intelligence company AITRICS said March 17 that it will participate in KIMES 2026, the 41st Korea International Medical & Hospital Equipment Show, scheduled to take place from March 19 to 22 at Asia.
Under the slogan “AI That Understands You – Reshaping the Flow of Care,” the company plans to present its clinical AI technologies developed over the past decade along with an expanded lineup of healthcare solutions.
At the exhibition, AITRICS will highlight V.Doc, an AI symptom-check platform that allows users to assess their health status, and V.Doc Pro, an AI copilot solution designed for medical professionals.
A key focus will be V.Doc Pro, a clinical solution that supports the entire care process before, during and after a patient consultation. Before a consultation, the system provides clinicians with key clinical insights based on patient-reported symptoms, helping medical staff understand the patient’s condition in advance.
During the consultation, the system records conversations between doctors and patients using speech-to-text technology and automatically summarizes them into structured clinical documentation.
This allows clinicians to focus on patients without the burden of manual charting. After the consultation, the platform automatically generates follow-up care instructions tailored to the diagnosis, helping patients manage their health while significantly reducing repetitive documentation tasks.
The company will also introduce AITRICS-VC, a patient deterioration prediction solution designed to strengthen hospital safety monitoring systems. Through this lineup, AITRICS aims to showcase an integrated ecosystem designed to support the digital transformation of healthcare workflows.
AITRICS will also operate a special exhibition space showcasing the technological value of MOCA, its proprietary large language model developed specifically for healthcare. The display will visually explain complex AI technologies while presenting the company’s research achievements published in peer-reviewed journals to reinforce product credibility.
An interactive experience zone will also be available for visitors. Attendees will be able to enter symptoms themselves, go through the AI symptom-check process and review the resulting health report, offering a firsthand look at how AITRICS’ technology can be applied throughout a patient’s care journey.
“AITRICS is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, and this exhibition will highlight how our clinical AI technologies can support the entire healthcare journey for patients,” a company official said. “Based on our validated clinical AI capabilities, we aim to improve efficiency for medical professionals, enhance patient safety and further strengthen our position as a leader in medical AI.”