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Hello, everyone—this is Editor I. What usually happens when a new device arrives at your workplace? People may be curious enough to try it for the first few days, but within a month it can easily become little more than a decorative fixture gathering dust. Sound familiar? Today’s case is different. Although the system was installed quite some time ago, we heard that it still draws an enthusiastic crowd of employees every lunchtime. This is a workplace where safety training is enjoyed not as a tedious lesson, but as an exciting CPR game. Shall we find out what keeps it so engaging? Still Going Strong: HD Hyundai Oilbank Today’s featured organization is HD Hyundai Oilbank, a company deeply committed to safety. It has been some time since IMLAB supplied its solution to this site. You might expect interest to have faded by now, but the person in charge told us that it is actually more popular than ever. The CPR Station in the lobby is reportedly busy with employees trying to be...

Safety is built in the space between ‘probably not’ and ‘what if.’ The best time to prepare for an emergency is before it happens. This case study looks at why hands-on CPR practice matters in one of Seoul’s busiest public spaces—and how an always-available training kiosk can support emergency readiness. CPR Station at The Hyundai Seoul The Hyundai Seoul department store in Yeouido, Seoul Located in the heart of Yeouido, The Hyundai Seoul attracts exceptionally large crowds, especially on weekends. Its expansive atrium, heavy movement between floors, and mix of shopping, exhibitions, dining, and cultural experiences make it a large and complex commercial environment. The original article also references a previously reported cardiac-arrest emergency in an elevator at the store, where a nurse’s timely intervention helped save the person. It is a reminder that emergencies can occur without warning, even in familiar public spaces. Safety Challenges in a Crowded Retail Environ...