Signs supply agreement with a medical device company in Uzbekistan

AIDOT, an AI-based medical device company led by CEO Jaehoon Jung, has begun expanding into the Central Asian market in earnest.

The company recently announced that it signed a supply agreement for its AI-based cervical cancer diagnostic solution, Cerviray AI, with one of the largest medical device companies in Uzbekistan.

Through this agreement, AIDOT will supply its AI-based cervical cancer diagnostic system, Cerviray AI, to the Uzbek market and plans to promote product adoption and market expansion among local medical institutions.

Cerviray is a medical solution that analyzes digital colposcopy images using artificial intelligence to support clinicians in diagnosing cervical lesions.

It is the only product in Korea that supports lesion detection and is capable of four-stage classification: Normal, CIN1, CIN2/3, and Cancer.

In addition, its ultra-lightweight design allows it to be used even in areas without internet access, and the product has received regulatory approval from Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

As the first stage of this collaboration, two Cerviray devices were initially purchased and supplied for local medical institution demonstrations and clinical application review. Further expansion of supply will be discussed depending on market response and demand from healthcare institutions.

Jaehoon Jung, CEO of AIDOT, said, “Central Asia is one of the key markets where expansion of early cervical cancer screening systems is needed. Cerviray is a product that has already completed regulatory registration with the Ministry of Health in Uzbekistan, and through this collaboration, we plan to improve access to AI-based cervical cancer diagnostic technology for local medical institutions.”

AIDOT is currently continuing its global expansion through AI medical device supply and cooperation projects across various regions, including Latin America, Southeast Asia, and North America.

Korea Economic TV / 2026-03-12 / Yang Jaejun, Deputy Managing Editor