Graphy will showcase its Shape Memory Aligner technology at the EAS North American Forum in Seattle following its recent IPO on the Korean Stock Exchange.
Graphy Inc will participate in the inaugural European Aligner Society (EAS) North American Forum, taking place August 29–30 in Seattle, Wash. The event marks the first independent academic forum in the United States dedicated solely to aligner therapy.
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IPO Supports Material Development and Global Expansion
Graphy’s participation in the forum comes shortly after the company completed its initial public offering on the Korean Stock Exchange. Capital from the IPO is being directed toward advancing new photopolymer development. The company’s proprietary chemistry platform is reportedly focused on enhancing aligner material performance through increased strength, durability, and biocompatibility, while minimizing toxicity associated with TPO-based materials.
Workshop to Feature Shape Memory Aligner Technology
As part of its involvement in the EAS North American Forum, Graphy will conduct a workshop titled “The New Era of Shape Memory Aligners (SMA).” The session will spotlight the company’s proprietary shape-memory technology, which introduces a functional innovation to clear aligners aimed at reducing treatment times, improving precision, and increasing patient comfort.
Leadership Perspective
“The North American Forum represents a defining moment for the industry, and for Graphy as a technology leader,” said Unseob Sim, CEO of Graphy Inc. “Our Shape Memory Aligner technology is not only a scientific breakthrough but also a commercially scalable solution that positions Graphy at the forefront of the global aligner market. By bridging scientific discovery with clinical application, we are setting a new standard for both patient outcomes and shareholder value.”
Strategic Growth in the U.S. Market
The company says its Seattle appearance underscores its strategic focus on expanding its presence in the U.S. and aligning with orthodontic professionals in the region. The company is positioning itself to capitalize on projected double-digit growth in the global clear aligner market through continued innovation in digital workflows and material science.
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