PAWA Joins GWDC 2026 KOREA as Gold Sponsor

PAWA Joins GWDC 2026 KOREA as Gold Sponsor

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2026-09-21 05:00:01
Techub News reported that PAWA has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as a Gold Sponsor. The announcement adds Pawa Robotics to the event’s sponsor lineup ahead of the conference scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026, at Seoul’s aT Center in South Korea. Pawa Robotics describes its product as a wearable health intelligence platform for modern pets and a "Proactive Vitality OS." Through a smart collar and a dedicated core device, the system continuously tracks pets’ physiological data and location, using anomaly detection and alert functions designed to identify potential health issues before they turn into emergencies. Its hybrid data layer combines heart rate, activity, sleep quality, and GPS data to generate personalized insights, health reports that veterinarians can use as references, and automated care reminders. The conference, hosted by Web3Labs and co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost, will focus on Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem. Registration for both attendance and the hackathon is now open.

Techub News reported that PAWA has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as a Gold Sponsor.

Pawa Robotics positions itself as a wearable health intelligence platform built for modern pets, and as what it calls a "Proactive Vitality OS." Through a smart collar and a dedicated core device, the platform continuously monitors pets’ physiological data and location, with anomaly detection and alert mechanisms designed to spot health issues before they develop into emergencies.

According to the event announcement, its hybrid data layer combines heart rate, activity, sleep quality, and GPS positioning. The system turns daily data into personalized insights, health reports that can be used as references by veterinarians, and automated care reminders intended to close the care gap between two follow-up visits.

Event schedule and venue

GWDC 2026 Korea will be held on Sept. 29-30, 2026, at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. PAWA is set to join political and business leaders, industry participants, and developers at the event to share forward-looking insights.

Organizers and supporting parties

The conference is hosted by Web3Labs and co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost. It also has support from the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance.

Focus and registration details

This year’s conference centers on the theme "For Builders, By Builders," with a focus on technological innovation and industry applications across Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem. The agenda includes keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking, and a hackathon, with the stated goal of supporting developer exchange, technical collaboration, capital connections, and the launch of new projects.

Registration for conference attendance and the hackathon is now open. The hackathon is expected to attract more than 500 developers from around the world, working on real on-chain tasks with guidance from industry mentors and evaluation by institutional VC judges. Organizers said the program plans to produce more than 100 innovative projects. The conference will also include innovation showcases and VC matchmaking to support global launches, liquidity growth, and ecosystem building for selected projects.

  • Ticket application: https://luma.com/cp87au4f
  • Official website: https://www.gwdc.net
  • Sponsorship page: https://gwdcseoul.carrd.co/
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