OGAWA WORLD BERHAD
Ogawa World Berhad is a leading Malaysian health and wellness retail chain store for a wide range of innovative relaxation and reflexology products. Established in 1996, there are currently 62 outlets in Malaysia with more than 400 employees.
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Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards 2024 Winner: OGAWA WORLD BERHAD
Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards 2024 Winner: OGAWA WORLD BERHAD
OGAWA World Berhad was lauded with the AI - Health Products & Services award at the Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards 2024 for their AI-personalised solution, the OVERSEER system.
OGAWA triumphs at Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards with AI-powered control suite
OVERSEER customises the massage experience in real-time and in consideration of the specific needs of the user.
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