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Shanghai International Exhibition on Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Healthcare – Shanghai Senior Expo

Name: Shanghai International Exhibition on Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Healthcare – Shanghai Senior Expo
Start: 2027-06-10T09:00:00+08:00
End: 2027-06-12T18:00:00+08:00
Location: Shanghai New International Expo Centre
Rating: 4.4

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Dates: 2027.06.10-06.12Show Hours: 09:00-18:00

Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre

Highlights: China’s leading welfare industry exhibition

Standard booth|9 m² incl. basic setup

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Exhibition Data

1/1
Edition

46000㎡
Exhibition area

430
Exhibitors

55000
Visitors

Shanghai Rehabilitation Expo Details

Shanghai International Senior Care, Assistive Devices & Rehabilitation Healthcare Exhibition—Shanghai Senior Expo—is China’s premier event in the welfare‑technology sector and has consistently ranked among the world’s leading exhibitions of its kind since its inception in 2000. The show brings together over a thousand companies from 15 countries and regions, including Taikang Health Investment, Jiuru City, Panasonic, Philips, UBTECH, and others, showcasing end‑to‑end products and services spanning assistive devices for seniors, rehabilitation healthcare, dementia care, and dietary catering. As a flagship annual platform for leading brands, it not only meets the procurement needs of professional buyers but also serves as a critical gateway for technology firms seeking to expand into the silver‑economy, thereby continuously fostering the diversified growth of the industry ecosystem.

Industry:: Rehabilitation fair ShanghaiRehabilitation Expo

Organizer:: Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau, Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade

City:: Shanghai

Venue:: Shanghai New International Expo Centre

Address:: No. 2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai

Profile

The Shanghai International Exhibition on Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Healthcare (AID, commonly known as the Shanghai Senior Expo) is China’s leading trade show for the welfare industry. Since its inception in 2000, it has consistently ranked among the world’s premier events of its kind.With over a thousand exhibits, it offers a one-stop platform to meet the procurement and business‑matching needs of diverse professional buyers, providing an exceptional forum for sharing insights on cutting-edge products and gaining a deeper understanding of industry trends.

As always, the Shanghai Senior Expo will showcase the annual flagship presentations of top-tier brands in the elderly care sector. Established industry leaders such as Taikang Health Investment, Jiuru City, Renshoutang, Zizai’an, Jinzhifu, Panasonic, Ankangtong, Kaili, Laibang, Tiankang, and Shidao will make high‑profile appearances. In recent years, the event has also emerged as an ideal gateway for companies from other sectors—such as Kuaishou, TOCLAS, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China—to engage with the aging‑care market. Additionally, tech giants like Qingdao Haier, Philips of the Netherlands, Mitsubishi of Japan, UBTECH, and Qisheng have joined the expo, further enhancing its appeal.

Moreover, in the food and catering segment, domestic and international brands including Yuanyuan Catering, Lao Youji, and Saroya will present end‑to‑end solutions, ranging from easy‑to‑eat foods to senior‑focused meal‑service offerings. Meanwhile, in the dementia‑care category, companies such as Mimi Zhikang and Jinzhu Technology are pioneering innovative approaches that integrate recreational activities—like games and fitness—with cognitive‑training programs, exemplifying the refined and diversified scope of this year’s exhibition lineup.

China’s vast and rapidly growing silver‑economy market continues to attract increasing attention from global players in the elderly‑care sector. At this year’s Shanghai Senior Expo, Japanese exhibitors will once again be represented through independent displays, joint corporate pavilions, and the JETRO national pavilion, with overall participation expected to surpass last year’s figures. Japan remains one of the countries with the highest level of engagement in China’s aging‑care market.

In addition to Japan, which maintains a strong presence in China’s elderly‑care market, the Netherlands will also participate prominently as a national delegation. Leading Dutch brands—including Philips, Jianyingmei, and Bozuke—have confirmed their attendance. To date, a total of 15 countries and regions, including Austria, Australia, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, France, the United States, Japan, South Korea, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Israel, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, have confirmed their participation.

The development of the silver economy has become a key societal priority. The Shanghai Senior Expo continues to focus on three core pillars—exhibit diversity, international exhibitor representation, and industry‑driving initiatives—to deliver a high‑quality, high‑impact gathering for the elderly‑care sector.

Shanghai International Exhibition on Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Healthcare – Shanghai Senior Expo tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.

Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for Shanghai International Exhibition on Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Healthcare – Shanghai Senior Expo: 嘉兴世道进出口有限公司, 云帆瑞达科技（深圳）有限公司, 张家港市帝创纤维科技有限公司, 上海家化联合股份有限公司, 天津市津宝乐器有限公司, 厦门市扬力制衣有限公司, and others. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.

The Exhibition Value of the Shanghai International Senior Care Expo (AID)

China’s largest and a globally leading flagship platform for the silver economy. Established in 2000 and co-organized by the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau and the Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade, it is the first senior‑care industry exhibition in China to receive certification from the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI). Over twenty-five years of development, the Shanghai Senior Care Expo has grown into the world’s second‑largest international senior‑care event, trailing only Tokyo, Japan, and is widely regarded as a key indicator of global trends in the silver economy. The expo serves not only as a platform for advancing senior‑care policies and driving technological innovation but also as a strategic gateway for companies seeking to tap into China’s trillion‑yuan silver‑economy market.

Comprehensive ecosystem spanning the entire value chain, integrating technology, products, and services. The exhibit portfolio covers six core sectors: elderly care services, assistive devices, rehabilitation and medical care, daily living support, age‑friendly housing, and health management. From basic caregiving services to age‑appropriate home furnishings, rehabilitation aids, and health‑focused food products, extending further into emerging areas such as silver‑age tourism and cultural‑social activities, the expo has established a vertically and horizontally integrated ecosystem for the silver economy, providing enterprises with a complete showcase—from technological breakthroughs to real‑world applications.

An attractive hub for cross‑industry collaboration, drawing global innovation resources. The expo’s international profile continues to strengthen, annually attracting overseas exhibitors from 16 countries and regions, including Austria, the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, and Australia. Notably, Japan and Australia have participated with their largest-ever delegation sizes. Meanwhile, tech giants and leading enterprises such as Huawei, Haier, Skyworth, Toyota, and Maxus have entered the fray, leveraging the expo as a strategic venue to showcase smart‑care solutions, fostering a healthy ecosystem where traditional eldercare players and cutting‑edge innovators compete side by side.

Dual gravitational pull of advanced technology and silver‑age consumption. The expo features cutting‑edge innovations such as autonomous wheelchairs, wearable exoskeleton robots, bio‑radar monitoring devices, and intelligent monitoring garments, with technology‑related exhibitors accounting for 25% of the total—making it a veritable “parade ground” for frontier breakthroughs in the eldercare sector. Concurrently, the “Silver Life Festival” integrates age‑friendly product trade‑in programs, creating immersive “food, housing, and travel” consumption experiences that effectively stimulate silver‑age spending; on‑site retail sales exceeded RMB 100 million, achieving dual momentum through B2B showcases and C2C conversions.

An efficient platform for innovation incubation and supply‑demand matchmaking. The expo regularly hosts creative innovation competitions and welfare‑tech contests, accelerating the commercialization of cutting‑edge eldercare technologies. Through precision‑driven business‑matching services, enterprise networking events, and long‑term display strategies that seamlessly integrate exhibitions with ongoing showcases, the expo effectively connects academia, industry, research, and end‑users, helping participating companies transition from technology demonstrations to market implementation. It has thus become the optimal entry point for businesses seeking to engage with the eldercare sector and secure a foothold in the burgeoning silver‑age market.

Range

Domestic Health and Wellness Service and Management Brands: Taikang Health Investment, Jiuru City, Renshoutang, Zizai Anhe, SDIC Health, Poly Health Investment, Pacific Insurance, Xinhua Insurance, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, China UnionPay
Smart Technology and Age-Friendly Home Furnishings Brands: Huawei, Haier, Skyworth, Qisheng Technology, Laibang Technology, Tiankang, Shidao, Qingniao Ruantong, Fenyinta Technology, Xikalili Technology
Rehabilitation Aids and Medical Device Brands: Ankangtong, Kelaile Nursing, Balle Meng, Songyong, Sangui, Tiantan, Vida, Chengtian Technology, Youlong Robotics, Aibu Rehabilitation, Swei Chi, Zhaoguan Technology
Welfare Vehicles and Mobility Equipment Brands: Toyota Motor, SAIC Maxus, CRRC Health & Wellness, Ruihaisheng
International Exhibition Delegations and Overseas Brands: Japanese Delegation (Balle Meng, Songyong, Sangui, TOCLAS, etc.), Dutch Delegation (Philips, Bozuke, Jianyingmei), Australian Delegation (Goldilocks), German Companies, Danish Companies, Belgian Companies, U.S. Companies, Swedish Companies, Canadian Companies
Age-Friendly Home Decoration and Consumer Goods Brands: IKEA, Baixing Decoration, Hushang Mingju, Lao Fengxiang, Sansi Lighting, JD Electronics, Kanglin Renhe, Shengwang Hearing, Violet Life Health & Wellness
Silver-Age Tourism and Cultural Services Brands: Spring Airlines, China Travel Service Headquarters (Shanghai), Gongbilin
Rehabilitation Nursing and Dietary Support Brands: Yuanyuan Catering, Lao Youji, Saroya, Mimi Zhikang, Jinzhu Technology

Review

From June 11 to 13, 2025, the 25th Shanghai International Senior Care Assistive Devices and Rehabilitation Medical Expo was successfully held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. Co-hosted by the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau and the Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade, the event spanned an exhibition area of 50,000 square meters—the largest in its history—bringing together 519 domestic and international senior care brands from 16 countries and regions. The expo welcomed nearly 80,000 professional visitors and general attendees, a 60% increase over the previous year, with projected transaction value reaching RMB 3.3 billion.

An unprecedented exhibitor lineup underscores a pronounced trend toward cross-sector integration. Industry giants such as Huawei, Haier, Skyworth, Toyota, and SAIC Maxus showcased their latest smart elderly‑care solutions, while financial institutions including Xinhua Insurance and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank introduced diversified retirement‑related financial products. Meanwhile, IKEA and Baixing Decoration created immersive scenarios for age‑friendly home renovations, highlighting the vibrant momentum of cross‑industry convergence within the silver economy. The international pavilions were equally impressive, with Japan and Australia fielding their largest-ever delegations. Japan presented cutting-edge offerings—including intelligent toileting robots—through a national pavilion and joint corporate exhibits, while Australia’s Goldsafe unveiled smart monitoring garments capable of tracking falls, body temperature, and more than ten other health metrics, drawing widespread attention.

Groundbreaking technological innovations set new benchmarks, with cutting‑edge “black tech” leading the way. The expo served as a comprehensive platform for pioneering elderly‑care technologies. Innovative products such as Ankangtong’s autonomous wheelchair robot, Chengtian Technology’s wearable exoskeleton, and Hikali’s millimeter‑wave bio‑radar monitor captured center stage. Many of these technologies have transitioned from concept to reality, with prices dropping dramatically—from hundreds of thousands of yuan to just a few thousand yuan—making the slogan “cutting‑edge tech now accessible for home use” a vivid reality of this year’s event.

Complementary concurrent events delivered rich programming, yielding significant outcomes in supply‑demand matchmaking. In alignment with the “trade‑in” subsidy policy for age‑friendly products, the expo was, for the first time, designated as a flagship IP of the “May 5 Shopping Festival,” and featured a dedicated “Silver Life Festival” zone, creating immersive consumption experiences spanning food, housing, and leisure. Preliminary data indicate that on-site retail sales exceeded RMB 100 million, up more than 100% year over year. The event also hosted the Silver Economy Creative Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition, numerous business‑matching sessions, and product launch events, fostering a wealth of collaborative opportunities. By 5:00 on the closing day, nearly 300 companies had already secured pre‑bookings for 2026, with a net pre‑sale area totaling 13,000 square meters, underscoring the expo’s formidable appeal and industry influence.

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