At the international exhibition "Kids Expo: Everything for Children," which is taking place in Ashgabat from August 19–22, the economic society “Aydyn Gijeler” presented the concept of a specialized pediatric dental chair with a built-in monitor—a product that has no analogues on the Turkmen market. The company acted as the general sponsor of the exhibition and held its own pavilion, where it presented a number of new developments for children.

The company notes that the number of private medical centers, including pediatric dentistry, is growing in the country, yet dental treatment remains a stressful and frightening procedure for many children. Based on global experience, “Aydyn Gijeler” proposes to establish local production of multifunctional monitors for dental chairs - screens with cartoons that are mounted directly into the chair at the child’s eye level.

According to the company, distraction with cartoons can reduce anxiety in children during procedures by 40–60%. In addition to the psychological effect, the developers also point to practical benefits: a relaxed child responds more calmly to the doctor's procedures, which shortens the appointment time and reduces the number of follow-up visits required due to restless patient behavior.

The chair is designed to be suitable for children aged 3 to 12 years, with adjustable dimensions, rounded edges, and non-toxic materials. The screen will be equipped with a pre-installed cartoon library, controllable via remote control or tablet, and parental content controls. Special attention has been paid to hygiene, with removable covers, an antimicrobial coating, and simplified disinfection after each patient.

The company also declares its readiness not only to supply equipment but also to provide service, including warranty and post-warranty repairs for clinics and medical facilities.

In addition to dental chairs, “Aydyn Gijeler” also presented other projects at Kids Expo: a smart child safety lock system with a biometric fingerprint scanner and SOS function, as well as an updated model of laptops for first-graders. Since 2022, the company has been supplying such devices to schools annually under government contracts, having donated over 300 thousand laptops to students. The company also proposed introducing eye-safe projection systems in kindergartens to replace television screens.

“Aydyn Gijeler” is currently actively developing its cooperation with the Kingdom of Eswatini. In 2026, a company delegation conducted a series of working visits and high-level negotiations, resulting in an agreement between the parties to jointly produce and supply over 1 million national ID cards and over 500 thousand biometric passports for citizens of the Kingdom, based on the Austrian Cards chip platform. In June 2026, two companies established by “Aydyn Gijeler”, “Aýdyň Gijeler Eswatini” and “Eswatini Quantum Works”, opened in Eswatini, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the production complex on a plot of land of over 8 hectares allocated to the company.