Muan Maritime Safety Experience Center Adopts Large-Scale CPR Training with IMLAB's Add-on Kit

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Today, we bring you news from our visit to the Muan Maritime Safety Experience Center in Jeollanam-do.

In April 2021, the Muan Maritime Safety Experience Center in Jeollanam-do implemented IMLAB's 'Add-on Kit Class' to establish a large-scale training system.
This system allows for CPR training for up to 45 participants simultaneously.
By simply attaching the 'Add-on Kit' to any mannequin, accurate feedback can be obtained regardless of the mannequin type.

During the training, both 'Feedback Mode' and 'Achievement Mode' were utilized, leading to higher participant engagement through interactive educational content.
Instructors provided explanations of the feedback to trainees, who could also monitor their progress in real-time, receiving precise CPR training feedback.

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IMLAB's innovative solution enhanced the effectiveness and appeal of CPR education at the center.

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