ShanghaiJune 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AI+ smart health and wellness technology company Qixin Yinian showcased its innovations from June 4 to 6 at the 2026 Shanghai International Exhibition on Aging, Assistive Devices, and Rehabilitation Medicine. With the core proposition of “Technology Fades into the Background, Care is Everywhere,” and centered around the “Cloud Community” exhibition theme, the company created a smart health and wellness experience space that blends a sense of technology, everyday life, and relaxation. By integrating capabilities such as smart mobility assistance, health monitoring, safety protection, rehabilitation therapy, emotional companionship, and service systems into real-life scenarios like community travel, home care, and health interaction, Qixin Yinian highlighted its exploration of innovation in silver-haired consumer scenarios and the construction of smart health and wellness lifestyles.
Wang Yue, President of Qixin Yinian, stated: “The changes brought by aging are reshaping consumer scenarios, family life, and urban services. Qixin Yinian aims to transform cutting-edge global health and wellness technologies into daily experiences that Chinese seniors truly find useful, willing to use, and reassuring. The ‘Cloud Community’ we present this time showcases our scenario-based expression of future elderly life. We hope to naturally integrate technology into communities, homes, and seniors’ daily routines, ensuring continuous care that coexists harmoniously with a high quality of life.”
AI+ Smart Health and Wellness Technology Company Qixin Yinian Debuts at 2026 Shanghai Senior Expo
Innovative Technology, Scenario-Based Implementation, Bringing Technology to Every Household
Centered around the “Cloud Community” exhibition theme, Qixin Yinian transformed its booth into a future elderly community that invites roaming, experiencing, and lingering. The booth downplays traditional product displays, emphasizing instead the creation of a living atmosphere and realistic scenarios: soft cloud imagery, open layouts, greenery, and home-like furnishings together form a relaxed, comfortable, and vibrant spatial experience, allowing visitors to naturally understand how smart health and wellness integrates into seniors’ daily lives through walking, pausing, and interacting.
In this space, technology is intentionally “faded” into community and home scenarios: the living room area showcases companionship, health management, and service touchpoints in seniors’ daily lives; the bedroom care scenario addresses nighttime care, sleep monitoring, and safety alerts, which are family concerns; the mobility experience area makes seniors’ travel, movement assistance, and rehabilitation support more intuitive and tangible. On-site representative exhibits and technology experiences serve as concrete supports, helping audiences understand how technology serves seniors in life scenarios.
Qixin Yinian focuses on seniors’ comprehensive needs in mobility, health, safety, companionship, social interaction, and life experience. Through deep integration of technology and services, it aims to elevate elderly care from basic support to a more dignified, autonomous, and quality-driven silver-haired lifestyle. Through the life-oriented expression of the “Cloud Community,” Qixin Yinian hopes to transform “hardcore technology” into a warm experience that the public can understand, seniors can feel, and families can trust—making technology warm and care more natural.
Visitors Experience a Foldable Mobility Scooter
Insight into Trends, Deep Local Roots, Creating a Tangible “Shanghai Model”
Under the silver wave, elderly care is evolving from a family-based care issue into a systemic challenge involving consumption upgrades, service supply, technology application, and urban governance. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, by the end of 2025, China’s population aged 60 and above reached 323 million, accounting for 23.0% of the total population, and this proportion is expected to exceed 30% by around 2035. Meanwhile, the silver economy is accelerating in scale, with China’s silver economy valued at approximately 8 trillion yuan in 2025 and projected to reach 30 trillion yuan by 2035[1].
Shanghai is a high ground for domestic elderly care industry policies and a key bellwether for silver economy innovation. As silver-haired consumption continues to upgrade, the value of elderly care is extending from “being cared for” to “safe autonomy, health management, emotional companionship, and quality of life.” For Qixin Yinian, this Shanghai Senior Expo serves as a critical interface to establish deep communication with the Shanghai municipal government, civil affairs systems, industry platforms, local consumers, and industrial partners. Leveraging this annual key industry platform, Qixin Yinian aims to turn the “Cloud Community” into a visual model for silver-haired new consumer scenario innovation, allowing the public to see how future elderly communities operate and enabling governments, investors, and industry partners to more clearly understand the brand’s scenario capabilities, service interfaces, and collaboration value.
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From the Shanghai high ground to national practice, Qixin Yinian is exploring a smart health and wellness path that is more closely aligned with the needs of Chinese families, communities, and urban governance. By combining a global perspective on health and wellness technology with local elderly care service scenarios, Qixin Yinian hopes to drive smart health and wellness from exhibition experiences to real communities, from spatial displays to long-term operations, providing a replicable “Shanghai Model” for silver-haired new consumer scenario innovation that is experiential, communicable, and scalable.