AIDOT (CEO Jaehoon Jeong), an AI-based healthcare solutions specialist, has signed an official government-level medical agreement in South America's Bolivia to supply its AI-powered cervical cancer diagnosis solution, Cerviray AI, to national hospitals.

AIDOT announced on the 13th that it has established a strategic partnership with the autonomous department government of Tarija, Bolivia, through an agreement involving Myongji College Professor Yoon Young-hyun's research team and Next Bridge.

Under the agreement, AIDOT's medical solution will be installed in major national hospitals in Tarija for full-scale pilot operations and diagnostic services.

This agreement was pursued to improve the health and welfare of vulnerable groups—such as local women and children who have low access to advanced medical infrastructure—and to combine cutting-edge AI health technology with public medical services.

During the demonstration event, AIDOT's Cerviray AI diagnostic device and system were unveiled, garnering a great response from provincial government officials and medical staff at national hospitals.

Professor Yoon Young-hyun of Myongji College stated, "It is meaningful to introduce innovative medical AI technology to the residents of Bolivia and provide direct assistance," adding, "Moving forward, we will continue to spread our technology to various healthcare blind spots around the world and expand our positive impact of saving human lives."

Korea Economic TV / 2026-08-13 / Deputy Managing Editor Jae-jun Yang