Hue Light shows two hyperbaric chambers for the first time at KIMES BUSAN 2026

Seoul in March, Busan in October

KIMES is Korea’s largest medical equipment show, held each March at COEX in Seoul. Hue Light exhibited there in March and at the Busan edition, now in its 14th year at BEXCO, in October.

The booth wall carried the BAHI Longevity name: a model for running Hue Light’s technologies together in one space, which BAHIOLOGY is building with Hue Light.

BAHI O₂ Duo: a chamber for two

This is the new one. Two people sit inside a cylinder 2,501 mm long, 2,018 mm across and 1,902 mm high. The door is 600 mm wide and 1,200 mm high, and oxygen is breathed through a dedicated mask.

The body comes in three aluminium sections that are carried in separately and joined where the chamber will stand. Doors and lifts are usually what stop a large chamber from getting into a building, so whether it comes apart decides whether it can be installed at all.

BAHI O₂ Hexagon: a seated chamber for one

Model HBOT-120. A reclining seat sits inside the hexagonal body, so it is used sitting up. It measures 2,200 mm wide, 840 mm deep and 1,800 mm high and weighs about 300 kg. It assembles from four aluminium sections and runs from an ordinary socket (100–240 V, 600 W).

What hyperbaric oxygen is, and how far the research goes, is in our article on hyperbaric oxygen.

Not for sale yet

Both chambers are still going through MFDS approval. Until then they cannot be sold or offered for use. At the show they were displayed under an exhibition-only approval from the MFDS Gyeongin regional office, with demonstrations of how they work and no sessions.