Startup Spotlight
Nothing found.
Latest News
Entrepreneurs in Korea Should Turn Their Passion into Profit
Entrepreneurs in Korea, we've all heard this age-old saying...If you do something you love, you'll never work a day in your life.....but for many of us, the thought of turning our passions into profits is nothing but a distant dream. And, let's be honest, this can't be truer for many millennials in…
How Korean Startups can enter the German Market
For many startups in Korea looking to enter the European market, Germany has become their prime destination. As the UK has left the EU, Germany is now regarded as the top economic power in the region. They are considered the largest economy in Europe and the 4th largest globally. Therefore,…
20 Korean Entrepreneurs Who Built Successful Startups
These days, more and more Koreans are looking to become entrepreneurs instead of working for a Korean corporation. One of the main reasons for this is the success of many Korean entrepreneurs who have found great success in Korea's startup industry. They have encouraged the next generation of…
Portable Gamma-Ray Cameras Can Revolutionize Industries
Gamma rays are beams of radiation emitted by breaking down the nuclei of radioactive atoms. Therefore, gamma-ray cameras (gamma cameras) can be used in many industries such as nuclear medicine, homeland security, food safety, and more. However, traditional gamma-ray cameras for imaging require a…
A Comprehensive Guide to 5G in South Korea
While China is considered King when it comes to 5G technology, then South Korea is the prince. South Korean telecommunication companies have made 5G services available to consumers in April 2019. The Korean government has offered tax breaks and government investments totaling $27 billion by 2022.…
9 Ways to Improve the South Korean Education System
South Korea is one of the most educated countries in the world. The South Korean education system is respected around the world and ranks at the top in the OECD’s Program for International Student Assessment (PISA). Students in Korea spend more time studying than in any other OECD country. This has…
