Sky Labs' Apollon Honored at CES 2025 Innovation Awards

In the ever-evolving world of health technology, wearable devices have become essential tools for monitoring vital health indicators. One of the latest innovations in this field is the "Apollon," a groundbreaking wearable device developed by Sky Labs. Recognized as an Honoree in the prestigious CES 2025 Innovation Awards, Apollon is designed to provide comprehensive health monitoring, making it a significant advancement in personal healthcare.

Apollon stands out with its unique design, which includes both a wrist-worn module and a ring-type sensor. This innovative device automatically and periodically measures crucial health metrics such as SpO₂ (blood oxygen levels), irregular pulse, pulse rate, blood pressure, respiration rate, and skin temperature. Additionally, it offers on-demand body temperature measurements, making it a versatile tool for users. The device is particularly beneficial for hospitalized patients, as it supports extensive tracking of health data, providing valuable insights for monitoring and treatment.

The design of Apollon is user-friendly and practical. The wrist-worn control module features an integrated monitor, while the detachable ring-type sensor module connects seamlessly for an optimal user experience. The wristband is made from silicone, which promotes hygiene and allows for secure attachment and removal. Furthermore, the single-sized silicone ring around the sensor module ensures comfort and adaptability, accommodating users with varying finger sizes for extended wear.

In addition to the success of Apollon, Sky Labs has also made strides with its "CART BP pro," a ring-type ambulatory blood pressure monitoring device. This device has been selected as the primary monitoring tool for a significant five-year cohort study led by the Korean Society of Hypertension, celebrating their 30th anniversary. The CUFFLESS BP Registry-Outcome Study aims to evaluate various clinical outcomes related to hypertension and explore advanced, non-invasive solutions for blood pressure management.

Founded in September 2015, Sky Labs has quickly established itself as a leading healthcare startup. The company initially developed the "CART" (Cardio Tracker), a ring-shaped medical device that monitors diseases using heart signals collected through optical sensors. Following this, they introduced the "CART BP," a cuffless, ring-shaped device that enables continuous 24-hour blood pressure monitoring. This innovation has made a groundbreaking contribution to improving the quality of life for patients suffering from hypertension.

Sky Labs has also signed an exclusive domestic distribution agreement for CART BP with South Korea's Daewoong Pharmaceutical, preparing for nationwide sales to hospitals, clinics, and general consumers. This partnership is expected to enhance the accessibility of their innovative health monitoring solutions.

The recognition of Apollon at the CES 2025 Innovation Awards highlights the importance of wearable technology in modern healthcare. As devices like Apollon and CART BP pro continue to evolve, they promise to empower individuals with the tools needed to monitor their health effectively. This not only enhances personal health management but also contributes to broader public health initiatives, paving the way for a healthier future.