Strategic partnership unites AI, cloud and real-time systems to support aging populations with scalable, next-generation urban care models
Walnut Creek, CA – June 10, 2025 – Vantiq, the global leader in real-time, AI and intelligent systems platforms, today announced a strategic collaboration with Korea-based partners Etevers and ZeroWeb to deliver next-generation elderly care and smart city infrastructure. The partnership reflects growing global demand for scalable, intelligent systems designed to support super-aged societies.
This collaboration unites three distinct strengths into one intelligent care platform – ZeroWeb brings frontline insight with its CareBell system monitoring of thousands of seniors through 24/7 non-contact sensors. Etevers contributes AI, cloud and digital twin capabilities to anticipate needs and simulate response at city scale. Vantiq operationalizes it all—embedding generative AI into live systems creating one integrated living environment making decisions and coordinating action as events unfold. Together, they’re setting a new bar for what responsive care and public infrastructure can look like.
“ZeroWeb and Etevers are doing important work on the ground in Korea —real technology solving some urgent care challenges,” said Marty Sprinzen, Co-founder and CEO of Vantiq. “This collaboration shows how regional innovation, when supported by a real-time intelligence platform, can drive global impact. We’re enabling a system that anticipates, adapts and scales—without needing to rebuild from scratch.”
With aging populations accelerating around the globe, the need for adaptable, export-ready care models is urgent. Korea’s proven, technology-driven approach—combined with strong public-private collaboration—positions this initiative as a leading example of how intelligent care infrastructure can scale to meet the demands of aging populations.
Global health systems are already under pressure from rising patient volumes, workforce shortages and the increasing complexity of elder care. As climate volatility, urban density and demographic shifts converge, the ability to coordinate care in real-time is becoming a critical capability—not just a competitive advantage. This shift marks a broader transformation underway in cities worldwide– from fragmented digital services to cohesive, AI-enabled infrastructure that supports public health, safety and continuity of care as a single, integrated mission.
“Elderly care is no longer just welfare—it’s core infrastructure for societal sustainability. With CareBell, we aim to make Korea’s technologies the global standard for super-aged societies,” said ZeroWeb CEO Jaehyun Lee added, “
“Korea is advancing beyond reactive care. By embedding intelligence directly into systems like CareBell, we’re showing how AI can deliver real-time awareness and coordination at scale. It’s a future-focused approach with clear potential for global adoption,” said Kevin Lee, Country Manager of Vantiq Korea.
Building on this foundation, the collaboration will also expand into broader smart city functions —including dementia prediction, emotional monitoring and integration with public health and social services—further demonstrating how intelligent systems can evolve alongside the needs of aging populations.
The companies will continue to coordinate on joint initiatives aimed at scaling real-time AI solutions across both domestic and international markets.
About Vantiq
Vantiq is the leading platform for building and running mission-critical applications that operate in real time. Trusted by governments, healthcare providers, transportation networks, and energy infrastructure around the world, Vantiq enables organizations to embed AI directly into operations—creating intelligent systems that sense, decide, and act as the world changes.
About Etevers
Etevers is a leading technology group in South Korea focused on AI, cloud infrastructure, digital healthcare, and public sector innovation. With deep enterprise partnerships and a rapidly growing portfolio of innovation subsidiaries, Etevers is shaping the next phase of Korea’s digital transformation.
