Hello, this is Editor I. Today, we are sharing news of the installation of a 55-inch CPR Station 1:2 model at Samsung C&T's Seongsu-dong K Project site.
Let's take a look at the installation site. What matters most at an industrial workplace?
Everyone talks about safety, but the ability to protect it in practice comes from repeated hands-on training and responses that become second nature.
Samsung C&T's recent initiatives point to a clear direction: strengthening this kind of practical, hands-on safety infrastructure.
Why has Samsung C&T recently drawn attention?
In 2025, the company won a series of major urban-renewal projects in Seoul, bringing attention not only to the stature of its brand but also to the quality of its site operations and safety-management systems.
1. Redevelopment Project at 1152 Sinjeong-dong, Yangcheon-gu (July 2025)
Rendering of Mokdong Raemian TRAMAISON. Source: Samsung C&T
The development comprises 14 buildings and 971 homes.
The project applies the premium residential brand TRAMAISON, with resident safety and convenience prioritized through community facilities, landscaping-focused design, and other features. See the article below for details.
Asia Economy report on the Seongsu K Project
2. Gaepo Woosung 7th Apartment Reconstruction Proposal (June 2025)
Model of Samsung C&T's RAEMIAN LUMIONE complex
The proposal combines premium design with a 10,000 m² central plaza, rooftop gardens, and other features, emphasizing people-centered spaces, an autonomous safety culture, and connection to everyday life. See the article below for details.
Maeil Business Newspaper report on RAEMIAN LUMIONE
These examples show Samsung C&T moving beyond construction alone toward designing safe, systematically planned spaces from the user's perspective.
At the center of this direction is the recognition that safety education needs to provide repeatable, hands-on practice.
The Seongsu-dong K Project site is reportedly part of that same direction. Let's take a closer look.
Hands-On Safety Training Begins with CPR Station at the Seongsu-dong K Project
Located in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, the Seongsu-dong K-PIT new-build construction site is a complex project being built by Samsung C&T with the participation of multiple partner companies and workers.
At a large site like this, an always-available environment for repeated hands-on practice is a far more effective safety-education solution than a one-off lecture.
With that need in mind, Samsung C&T selected IMLAB's 55-inch CPR Station 1:2 model.
- Installation location: A dedicated area inside the safety training room
- Operating model: Unstaffed, self-guided practice with automatic usage-history logging
- Users: Participants in morning group training and workers practicing individually
During hands-on sessions held immediately after installation, workers practiced compressions and received real-time feedback. Participants said the experience was “far more memorable than conventional training.”
Why It Aligns with Samsung C&T's Approach to On-Site Safety
Samsung C&T considers safety during construction to be as important as the quality of the completed building.
The company is introducing multiple systems on site, including smart technologies for construction safety, self-managed safety systems, and stronger safety training for partner companies. CPR Station fits naturally into that direction.
CPR Station is an innovative training solution first developed by IMLAB to address constraints in conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training, including time, location, instructors, and equipment.
32-inch and 55-inch 1:2 models, respectively.
Its 1:2 and 1:4 multi-learner configurations allow two or four people to train simultaneously at one kiosk, maximizing both space efficiency and the effectiveness of group training.
Multiple learners training on the 1:2 model
CPR Station supports 1:1 training as well as 1:2 and 1:4 multi-participant modes.
As shown below, two people can practice simultaneously while receiving real-time feedback, making the system well suited to team-based learning and group training at organizations.
Ranking Mode Screen on the 1:2 Model
Training-Results Screen on the 1:2 Model
1. Training anytime, anywhere
- Available 24 hours a day
- Practice without time or location constraints
- Efficient management through unstaffed operation
2. Structured training curriculum
- Step-by-step training program
- From basic theory to hands-on practice
- A guided, sequential learning structure
- Steady skill improvement
3. Sustained training effectiveness
- Motivation through a ranking system
- Skill development through repeated practice
- Training-completion and performance management
4. Cost efficiency
- Minimal additional cost after the initial installation
- No need to coordinate training schedules
5. Data-driven management
- Real-time monitoring of training activity
- Completion-rate management by department and individual
- Integrated data management
This is not simply display-only training equipment. It is a practical system designed to be used regularly and support real training.
For organizations considering safety-centered construction operations like Samsung C&T, training methods must also evolve.
By learning through direct hands-on experience at the workplace, CPR Station creates an environment for building practical emergency-response capability—not simply completing a lesson.
IMLAB will continue providing site-specific solutions for construction sites, industrial workplaces, public institutions, educational facilities, and other environments so that a culture of self-guided safety training can take root in more places.
Contact IMLAB to discuss a CPR Station configuration for your workplace or training environment.
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