CREPLE was selected as a Representative Content Company by the Gyeonggi Provincial Government and joined the Policy Vision Ceremony on March 18. Governor Kim Dong‑yeon highlighted CREPLE as an exemplary case. We will continue advancing cognitive support technologies through cross‑sector collaboration.

CREPLE has been selected as a 2026 support company for the Open Lab Program operated by Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital (EUMC). This national project, led by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, opens the hospital’s research infrastructure to early‑stage startups and supports joint research, clinical collaboration, and product commercialization.

In February 2026, we signed an exclusive B2B distribution agreement with Inter Reha Co., Ltd. for CogVision. This partnership leverages Inter Reha’s nationwide network and expertise, strengthening our sales and deployment capabilities across Japan and accelerating the adoption of CREPLE’s CogVision solution in medical, rehabilitation, and care settings.

In January 2026, a test pilot of FunXingQ began in Echizen City’s frailty‑prevention program, “Nouryoku Up Classroom.” Positioned as a verification phase ahead of full-scale implementation scheduled for July 2026, the pilot aims to support community health by continuously evaluating changes in participants’ cognitive and physical functions.

On November 26, 2025, a signing ceremony was held for a joint initiative between Echizen City, Hotto Rehabilitation Systems, and the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology (NCGG), aimed at improving cognitive health among older adults. As part of this initiative, CREPLE’s cognitive enhancement solution, FunXingQ, is scheduled to be introduced into the program.

Built on the webOS TV platform, CREPLE’s “Cogrise” offers brain training and creative learning experiences that families can enjoy together in the living room. Through this collaboration with LG Electronics, CREPLE is preparing to expand its services to global markets—including North America and Europe—by 2026.