SEOUL, South Korea, March 23, 2026 – CUREXO (CEO Jae-jun Lee), a leading medical robotics specialist, announced its successful participation in the 41st Korea International Medical & Hospital Equipment Show (KIMES 2026), held at COEX in Seoul through March 22.

At this year's exhibition, CUREXO introduced its latest medical robotics portfolio, covering the entire patient care continuum from surgical intervention to recovery. Key highlights included:

• CUVIS-joint: Featured the upgraded "Knee 2.0" version for total knee arthroplasty and new Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) capabilities.

• CUVIS-spine: Demonstrated its new endoscopic navigation functionality for enhanced surgical precision.

• Morning Walk: Showcased a newly developed gait propulsion training system for advanced lower-limb rehabilitation.

Innovative Solutions for Precision Surgery

CUVIS-joint is an AI-driven surgical system that enhances accuracy through robotic control and provides patient-specific joint replacement via its open-platform compatibility. With extensive clinical data from both domestic and international markets, the system has solidified its competitive edge through proven safety and operational efficiency.

CUVIS-spine is designed to provide precise guidance for pedicle screw placement during spinal surgery, minimizing errors and reducing the physical burden on surgical teams. It is gaining traction in the field for its high accuracy, particularly in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) environments.

Advancing Rehabilitation Technology

For patients with lower-limb paralysis or gait impairments, MorningWalk—an end-effector type gait rehabilitation robot—provides repetitive and precise training to facilitate faster recovery.

"Through KIMES 2026, we successfully demonstrated CUREXO's technological leadership in both surgical and rehabilitative robotics to medical professionals and industry leaders," said a CUREXO representative. "By leveraging our end-to-end portfolio that spans from orthopedic surgery to rehab, we will continue to strengthen our position as Korea's representative medical robotics company."