Digital X-ray Dementia Treatment Device Developer, "READYCURE Co., Ltd.,
" Selected for Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ Deep Tech TIPS 
and Didimdol R&D Projects, Agreement Finalized

Recognized for its technological prowess with selection for the Ministry of SMEs 
and Startups’ Deep Tech TIPS and Didimdol R&D projects, as well as successful investment attraction, 
READYCURE aims to commercialize the digital X-ray-based dementia treatment device 
"HeLaXON" both domestically and internationally.
ReadyCure Co., Ltd. (CEO Weon Kuu Chung), a developer of a dementia treatment system 
utilizing digital X-rays to restore brain immune function through multiple mechanisms,
announced it finalized agreements on August 29 for the Ministry of SMEs and 
Startups' Deep Tech TIPS and Startup Growth Technology Development Didimdol Project.
 
Deep Tech TIPS is a program supporting innovative, advanced technology-based startups.
When a private investor selects a promising startup and invests, government funds match the investment, 
providing up to 1.7 billion KRW for R&D, commercialization, and overseas expansion.
Supported by the operator FuturePlay, ReadyCure has secured funding for talent acquisition 
and technology advancement through this selection.
 
Additionally, the Didimdol Global R&D program, part of the Ministry's Startup Growth 
Technology Development initiative, aims to foster small businesses' innovative technology development
and enhance their global market competitiveness, providing 120 million KRW over one year.
Through this project, ReadyCure plans to enhance its technology, strengthen patents, 
and pursue market entry both domestically and internationally as scheduled.
 
Currently under development, ReadyCure’s dementia treatment system, 
HeLaXON, is a digital X-ray-based medical device for dementia treatment, 
gaining attention as an alternative to conventional therapies.
By focusing on restoring brain immune function to address dementia at its root 
and improve or maintain cognitive abilities, CEO Weon Kuu Chung remarked,
“Unlike drugs that only aim to slow the disease, HeLaXON is free from drug-related side effects, 
offering an innovative alternative to current treatments.”
 
The ReadyCure research team stated,
“We are continuously studying the positive effects of the multi-mechanisms 
of digital X-rays on dementia treatment.
Based on the data gathered, we aim to secure the safety and efficacy of this new treatment approach, 
paving the way for potential dementia treatments.”
 
CEO Weon Kuu Chung expressed his commitment, stating that with the foundation of 
the Ministry’s Deep Tech TIPS and Didimdol Project support,
alongside proactive assistance from the program operators, he aims to secure Series A funding by the 
first half of 2025 and focus on developing a dementia treatment device for full commercialization by 2026.