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It is difficult for modern people to measure and manage mental fatigue states such as stress or burnout. Existing stress measurement apps do have a simple method of looking at the face with a camera, but most of them only work accurately in a fixed state and become less reliable when moving. In addition, measurement, counseling, and healing programs are fragmented, causing inconvenience for users who have to use multiple apps and tools separately.

In short,"There is no integrated solution that allows you to understand your mental state in real-time in everyday life and take appropriate action immediately."was the problem. Since COVID-19, the demand for non-face-to-face mental health management has increased, but existing methods are survey-based self-diagnosis or wearable device-oriented, making accessibility low.

Against this background, UNO Care emerged with the goal of"Accurately know my stress level anytime, anywhere, with just a smartphone, even while moving, and immediately receive relaxation content.".

The biggest feature of UNO CARE is that it innovates camera-based facial analysis to maintain accuracy even while the user is moving. With its unique face-tracking technology, it captures facial blood flow signals even when walking or exercising, enabling real-time health measurement without being tied to a static environment.

In addition, it does not simply estimate heart rate but also identifies various psychological states such as stress, burnout, fatigue, and anxiety based on facial micro-blood flow patterns, and guides individual recovery paths after measurement. Specifically, it provides a library of visual and auditory healing content (meditation guides, nature videos, binaural beat sound sources, etc.), and the AI mental health chatbot provides conversational counseling for users' concerns, implementing a one-stop loop of measurement-analysis-relief, which is differentiated.

In addition, more than 30 types of certified psychological questionnaires (depression scale, etc.) are integrated into the app to combine objective self-diagnosis and AI analysis, and it is designed as a multi-platform structure that is easy to expand and link to kiosks, wearables, and telemedicine systems in addition to smartphone apps.

In summary, UNO Care is"An integrated mental care platform that accurately measures anytime, anywhere, and immediately provides customized care."distinguished from existing fragmented solutions.

Individual users (B2C)are the primary target. Since it is a smartphone app, it is expected that general users such as office workers and college students who need stress management will download and use it. In particular, the 2030 generation, which is at high risk of burnout, and the MZ generation, which is interested in self-development and mental health, are expected to be the main users.

At the same time, due to the nature of the platform,corporate welfare programs or insurance-linked services (B2B)There is also great potential for expansion. For example, companies can introduce UNO Care for the mental health management of their employees, or insurance companies can provide it as a health management service for subscribers. In addition, through the UNOCARE Kiosk and BrainBody devices,public health centers or fitness centers (B2G/B2B)can operate measurement services for residents/members.

In short, it is a solution that can be widely applied to the corporate, medical, and public sectors based on the individual user market.

UNO Care can be used anywhere in the world with just a smartphone, so it has very high geographical scalability. Since the platform is already designed to be expandable to mobile, kiosks, wearables, and telemedicine systems, it is not subject to specific national regulations and can enter various industries.

However, regulations in each country must be considered as it must be divided into "medical diagnosis" vs. "wellness purposes" depending on whether medical device approval is obtained. Currently, it is classified as a wellness app, so the entry barrier is relatively low, and in the future, it is expected that the collected mental health data will be analyzed by AI to integrate with other industries such as job stress management, telecommuting worker health management, and insurance risk assessment.

In addition, UNO Care's core technology, non-contact biosignal analysis, can be expanded and applied to vehicle fatigue monitoring or VR/AR user emotion feedback, so the ripple effect is wide.

In summary, as a mobile AI platform, it has excellent global and multi-field scalability.

Through winning the CES 2026 Innovation Award,UNO Care was noted as "next-generation mental healthcare."The judges highly praised the fact that AI and cameras alone capture the user's moving state, and that it provides a complete experience of measurement-analysis-improvement.

However, the market's view is somewhat mixed, and there is an opinion that it is uncertain how UNO Care will occupy a unique position as the mental health app market is already highly competitive. On the other hand,there is a lot of positive feedback on the "one-stop wellness loop,"and ZDNet and others cited it at CES as *"digital health innovation that will impact the real world."*

In terms of technological completeness, additional verification is needed for the accuracy of reading stress indicators from facial blood flow signals, but the concept and implementation are excellent and clinical trials are in progress, so expectations are generally high. There is also news that companies are already making inquiries about HR or insurance collaborations in the market, so a positive view prevails on the possibility of commercialization.