South Korean health care solutions provider Ceragem announced Wednesday it will showcase its latest home health care innovations at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, under the theme “Wellness Begins at Home.”
The exhibition, running this week from Thursday to Sunday, marks the company’s second consecutive appearance at the world’s largest consumer electronics and information technology event.
The “My Future Home” exhibition envisions a home where wellness is integrated into everyday spaces like living rooms and bedrooms, according to Ceragem. Visitors will have the chance to explore over 20 products, including its popular massage beds and chairs.
“The 'My Future Home' exhibition highlights our commitment to empowering consumers to develop healthy habits through innovative health care solutions,” a company official said.
Among the flagship products is the Master V11, a single-seater sofa that transforms into a fully reclining massage bed, offering heat therapy for spinal care. Another standout is the Celltron massage chair, which uses electric potential technology and sound waves to improve blood circulation and relieve muscle pain while users relax.
Adding an artistic touch to the venue, Ceragem said it partnered with Swedish creative studio Humans to create a media art installation highlighting wellness. Known for works like "A Million Times" and "ClockClock 24," the installation explores Ceragem’s seven healthy habits and the concept of time, with a soundscape composed by "Squid Game" music director Kim Sung-soo.
“At CES 2025, Ceragem aims to present the next step in creating a healthier future,” Ceragem CEO Lee Kyung-soo said. “By collaborating with global leaders in technology and design, we are making wellness an integral part of every home.”
