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Case Study: IMLAB at Arab Health 2021, Dubai

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Last week, after a year-long hiatus due to the pandemic, we finally attended an overseas exhibition.

Although we didn't have our own dedicated booth, NASCO showcased our products.
Our sales representative attended in person, having completed vaccination two weeks prior, which was possible for those in reserve forces or civil defense.
They navigated the strict entry and exit procedures to travel to Dubai.

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Despite the ongoing pandemic, a significant number of participants attended the exhibition.

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Our products were displayed at the NASCO booth, where the main display featured a demonstration video of our 'CPR Add-on Kit' App.

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NASCO's Basic Buddy and Prompt+ manikins, when used with our IMLAB app, allow for real-time CPR data monitoring on smartphones or tablet PCs. Additionally, our cprCUBE PRO model was introduced, emphasizing the importance of accurate chest compressions, especially given the restrictions on artificial respiration due to COVID-19.

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The image above shows the results page of our CPR Add-on Kit, with usage instructions recently shared on YouTube.

Beyond collaborating with NASCO at exhibitions where we don't have our own booth, our sales team also conducted direct meetings with buyers.
It seemed everyone was eager for this exhibition, as we were able to meet many existing partners.

The first day was dedicated to meeting existing partners, and on the second and third days, we met additional partners and new buyers who showed interest in Cube. It was a valuable opportunity for networking.

We hope that as the COVID-19 situation improves and effective vaccines become more widespread, there will be many more opportunities to connect with you all.

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Our representative brought back dates, a specialty of Dubai, which the company staff enjoyed sharing.

#CPR #cprCUBE #NASCO #cpreducation #feedback #CPRfeedback #imlab #ArabHealth #IMLAB

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