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IMLAB CPR Add-on Kit Class for Large-Scale Training Systems

2021 06 07 4.39.38

IMLAB, a South Korean startup specializing in CPR education solutions, is transforming safety training environments with its large-scale CPR education solution, 'CPR Add-on Kit Class' (hereafter 'Class'). Following its initial deployment at the Boramae Safety Experience Center in Seoul early last year, 'Class' has been adopted by numerous institutions, including national fire safety centers, the Muan Maritime Safety Experience Center in Jeollanam-do, and the Busan 119 Safety Experience Center. IMLAB has also secured contracts with upcoming major safety experience centers, such as the Incheon 119 Safety Experience Center and the Gwangju Bitgoeul Safety Experience Center.

'Class' was developed to address the common challenge in safety experience center education: maintaining quality instruction for large groups within limited training times.
Recognizing that traditional CPR training can be disengaging,
'Class' incorporates detailed feedback and diverse content to enhance immersion.
These features have garnered positive feedback from safety education professionals.

An IMLAB representative commented, "Starting as a software specialist, we have continuously focused on CPR solution technology and educational content.
We believe this dedication is why field educators are giving us such positive evaluations."

'Class' is a program that integrates with CPR manikins equipped with the 'CPR Add-on Kit' or the 'cprCUBE Pro' compression training device, enabling real-time feedback monitoring.
It features an intuitive user interface (UI) designed for easy comprehension, even for first-time users.

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The system simplifies the understanding of complex feedback metrics such as compression depth, rate, recoil, and ventilation volume.
Beyond basic feedback, it includes a gamified 'Achievement (Racing) Mode' to make the potentially rigid training more engaging and immersive.

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Additionally, 'Class' can simultaneously connect up to 45 manikins, allowing control not only from a PC but also from mobile devices like smartphones or tablets. This flexibility enables instructors to adapt the system to various training scenarios, while students can easily review their individual performance results through personalized feedback.

A key advantage is the compatibility of the 'CPR Add-on Kit' with most manikins, and the portability of the 'cprCUBE Pro,' making it effective for mobile safety experience centers or on-site training. The ability to deliver high-quality, convenient, and user-friendly large-scale training is a significant strength and differentiator of 'Class'.

An IMLAB representative emphasized, "CPR education is evolving beyond mere product usage; the 'how' of education, through compelling content, is becoming increasingly vital. User experience is paramount in this regard. It's crucial for companies to deeply consider products and services that enhance educational effectiveness based on this experience."

In line with this, IMLAB plans to launch 'Remote Class' (working title) by the end of this year, which will integrate a 'Remote' function for non-face-to-face CPR education into 'Class'. IMLAB states that this feature will enable more individuals to access remote training.

The IMLAB representative added, "We are also considering expanding additional content to cover the entire CPR education process. Our goal is to continuously broaden our educational content to build a service that can provide comprehensive training through a single platform."

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