Recently, the number of young patients with presbyopia has increased due to their use of computers and smartphones for a long time. It is also believed that the presbyopia should no longer be a simple aging phenomenon but a new phenomenon brought about by the digital age. However, the technology related to presbyopia has yet to come out globally. In order to ease inconvenience for smartphone users with such presbyopia, presbyopia-correcting startup Pixelro (CEO Kang Seok-myeong) has developed a customized technology that enables users to clearly see their mobile phone screens depending on their vision and distance between users and their phone.Pixelro was selected as an excellent task in June 2016 in Samsung Electronics' in-house venture program "C-LAB" and spun off as a presbyopia solution on November 1, 2017.Pixelro currently consists of 10 employees: CEO Kang Seok-myung and two executives from Samsung Electronics, marketing, optical design, accounting, software, etc. Although it is a startup, it has a systematic working environment and its high technical skills are considered a strong point.Pixelro has gathered together professional engineers such as optics, image processing, IoT (Internet of Things) and software to create technologies for humans.With the goal of "Let's make it possible", Pixelro is constantly challenging itself to accomplish what everyone thought would be impossible. It has been acknowledged that its technology develops the presbyopia-correcting system which has a higher penetration rate than the previous one. Recently, it is currently developing a film that is used on a smartphone screen and an APP that can be adjusted automatically to provide clear screens fitting the eyes of people with presbyopia.It is expected that Pixelro's presbyopia solution will draw attention from foreign markets as it has a wide range of applications such as car rearview mirrors and navigation. It is currently preparing for clinical tests on people with presbyopia and will showcase products under development at the KITAS exhibition in July and the China exhibition in November.