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If you're a CPR instructor, you know how difficult it is to carry heavy manikins and set up training equipment. In this case study, we interviewed a professional CPR instructor who tested a portable CPR training device, cprCUBE 3, during a real training session. Here’s what worked and what didn’t. Hello, this is Editor R. Today, we visited Somang Rehabilitation Center in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. We met with Ms. Yoon Hye-ryeong, a nurse and active CPR instructor, who conducted a training session using our new product, cprCUBE 3. After the session, we had an interview with her. About Somang Rehabilitation Center Somang Rehabilitation Center is located in front of Exit 1 of Namhansanseong Ipku Station on Subway Line 8. The center's mission is to help individuals with disabilities live brighter, healthier lives, overcome their limitations, and gain opportunities for development, enabling them to lead better lives. Their mission and vision truly reflect a dedication ...

Hello, this is Cube. Today we are sharing a CPR training session conducted with Yeongju Fire Station. The session was held for 12 middle school students and included one hour of CPR theory followed by one hour of hands-on practice. The training used existing manikins upgraded with IMLAB Add-on Kits, allowing students to see real-time CPR feedback during practice. Instructor Jumi Jeon led the session, combining live feedback from the equipment with real-time coaching on student posture and technique. Students used their own smartphones to check and save their results, compare progress with one another, and take an active role in the training. As travel season approaches, CPR training can be a practical way for families and communities to prepare before an emergency happens.

Hello, this is Cube. On July 21, Yeongju Fire Station held a CPR training session for teachers who work with young children. For educators responsible for children, CPR is one of the essential skills that can help them respond quickly when a sudden emergency occurs. The session covered CPR for adults, children, and infants. Instructor Jumi Jeon led the training with both infant and adult manikins, creating practice conditions that were close to real emergency situations. IMLAB's Add-on Kit uses calibration settings for adult and infant manikins, helping provide more accurate feedback. Instead of measuring only force and pace, it can track depth, rate, and recoil, giving teachers practical data they can use to build confidence in performing CPR. We hope more students and teachers in schools have the opportunity to learn CPR, so that more people can respond without hesitation when help is needed.

Hello, this is Cube. Today, I want to share a story about how a quick response saved a player I admire. This isn't an old story; it happened recently, on June 13th. He was one of Son Heung-min's closest teammates at Tottenham, and as a Tottenham supporter myself, I know him very well. During a group stage match between Denmark and Finland at the UEFA European Championship (Euro 2021), he collapsed and lost consciousness. It was truly heartbreaking news. Fortunately, he has now recovered enough to send greetings to his teammates. If CPR hadn't been administered within 5 minutes of his collapse, he might never have woken up. The waiting medical team rushed over, quickly confirmed his cardiac arrest, and began CPR. His teammates formed a circle around Eriksen, blocking the view, which allowed them to hear him better and assess his condition. While it also served to shield him, it was a brilliant action, especially considering the CPR procedure. The referee, seein...

On April 7th, the Busan 119 Safety Experience Center (Director Pyo Seung-wan) announced the introduction of advanced smart CPR training equipment, a first for any experience facility in Korea. Source: Visit busan.com Visit busan.com Keywords: Busan 119, Busan 119 Safety Experience Center, cprCUBE, cprAddonkit, addonkit,  CPR feedback equipment, manikin feedback equipment, IMLAB, large-scale CPR training, non-face-to-face CPR training