Aiqi Technology partners with the China Preventive Foundation for Oral Diseases to start a new chapter in providing targeted assistance for children's invisible orthodontic treatment.

On June 24, 2026, AI Technology and the China Oral Health Foundation (COHF) officially signed the cooperation agreement for the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" for the year 2026-2027, donating special funds and products worth 1 million RMB to the project fund. This year, the project fund will continue to focus on education, research, and public welfare, and plans to provide targeted assistance in invisible correction to children facing oral health challenges identified during the "Chrysanthemum Action" screenings, extending the reach of public assistance to children in need. The signing and donation ceremony for the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" for the year 2026-2027 Coordinating the three core areas, continuously expanding the depth of public welfare In the year 2026-2027, the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" achieved an important upgrade in terms of public welfare, combining digital orthodontic technology with precision assistance. As an important part of public welfare practice, the project fund will continue to support the promotion of the "Chrysanthemum Action" oral health public welfare initiative, reaching remote and medically underserved areas to provide free oral health consultations and educational outreach to over 500 children, while also initiating targeted invisible correction assistance. This initiative will provide children facing oral health challenges with full-cycle diagnostic and treatment support, including invisible correction devices. From focusing on early prevention at a macro level to effectively addressing the health needs of children in need, this initiative marks a significant improvement in the accessibility and effectiveness of public welfare services. Education is the driving force behind the high-quality development of the industry, and research is the foundation of clinical innovation. While continuing to expand the depth of public welfare, the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" is also steadfast in the education and research sectors. After the signing ceremony, five specially invited experts conducted face-to-face invisible correction training for grassroots doctors. In the future, the project fund will also provide systematic guidance to hundreds of doctors through school cooperation education, using a dual-track approach through Wuxi Online Offline Communication Information Technology Co., Ltd., to promote standardized primary care. In terms of research, the project fund will provide precise support to teams of experts from 12 public institutions to conduct clinical research, aiming to accumulate solid evidence-based medical support for Chinese children in the field of invisible correction. In terms of public dissemination of oral health knowledge, the project fund will continue its efforts in science popularization by planning to conduct live broadcasts on Weibo targeting the general public, inviting oral health experts to educate about children's oral health and raise awareness among parents about early correction for children. Six years of partnership, jointly promoting oral health public welfare At the signing ceremony, Professor Rong Wensheng, Secretary-General of the China Oral Health Foundation, systematically reviewed the development process and past achievements of the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" and elaborated on the key tasks for the next year. Professor Rong Wensheng pointed out that since its inception in 2021, the "Smile Teens - Invisible Correction Public Welfare Project" has promoted the development of invisible correction technology through grassroots education, research, and science popularization projects, and has won the "2025 Public Welfare Project Award" at the 15th Public Welfare Festival for its social impact. Based on these practical accumulations, the project fund will continue to focus on education, research, and public welfare in the new year: deepening the education of grassroots doctors, supporting clinical research, and assisting children in remote areas with oral health. Professor Rong Wensheng, Secretary-General of the China Oral Health Foundation, delivers a speech on site Representatives from both sides subsequently shared their expectations for the new round of cooperation. Professor Li Tiejun, Chairman of the China Oral Health Foundation, stated, "Over the years, the foundation and AI Technology have maintained a high degree of tacit understanding in the field of children's oral health. This renewal further consolidates the ecosystem of experts and schools in the education and research sectors, and the introduction of targeted invisible correction assistance this year has provided more comprehensive support for the 'Chrysanthemum Action'. In the future, we look forward to both parties continuing to leverage their platform and technological advantages, ensuring that high-quality oral health services reach more Chinese families and jointly safeguard the healthy growth of the next generation." Professor Li Tiejun, Chairman of the China Oral Health Foundation, delivers a speech on site From the continuous expansion of science popularization to the transition to a more precise assistance stage, AI Technologys social responsibility practices continue to deepen. Cai Lanping, Vice President and General Manager of AI Technology China, said, "AI Technology has always practiced its corporate mission of 'reshaping smiles, changing lives'. In the sixth year of partnership with the foundation, we hope to continue to provide concrete support to families in need by combining 'funding assistance + targeted assistance', steadily expanding into areas with relatively weak medical resources. At the same time, we also hope to use this opportunity to further promote the attention of society to children's oral health. With the help of innovative technology, we believe these 'Smile Teens' will face the future more confidently." Cai Lanping, Vice President and General Manager of AI Technology China, delivers a speech on site