ScolioLife Advances Non-Surgical Scoliosis Care With AI and 3D Printing

Press Release · Singapore · June 21, 2026 · ScolioLife Newsroom

SINGAPORE — ScolioLife®, an international scoliosis and spinal rehabilitation organisation founded by Dr. Kevin Lau, today announced a strategic initiative to integrate artificial intelligence and 3D-printing technology into its clinical model, positioning the organisation as a technology-driven leader in non-surgical scoliosis care.

At the centre of the initiative is the ScolioConnect System, a connected-care platform currently in development. ScolioConnect is designed to link patients with their care team between in-person visits, combining AI-assisted analysis of 3D body scans, support for custom brace design, and a unified patient data ecosystem that brings together ScolioLife’s existing Scoliometer and ScolioTrack applications, clinical records, and progress monitoring in one place.

“For more than two decades, our goal has been to give scoliosis patients more options than simply ‘wait and see’ or surgery. AI and 3D printing allow us to look at each spine more precisely and to personalise care like never before. ScolioConnect is about staying connected to our patients between visits, so progress is measured continuously rather than only at the next appointment.”
— Dr. Kevin Lau, D.C., M.H.N., Founder & Director, ScolioLife

Bringing 3D Printing Into the Clinic

As part of the same initiative, ScolioLife is introducing 3D-printing capabilities to support the fabrication of its custom ScolioAlign® 3D bracing. By pairing advanced 3D scanning with CAD/CAM design and in-house 3D printing, the organisation aims to shorten production timelines and produce lighter, better-ventilated, more individually contoured braces designed to improve patient comfort and wear-time compliance — a key factor in non-surgical scoliosis management.

An AI-Driven, Connected Model of Care

The ScolioConnect System is being developed to serve three connected functions:

• AI-assisted diagnostics and progress tracking — automated analysis of 3D scans to help monitor posture, growth, and curve changes over time.
• Data-informed custom brace design — scan data feeding directly into CAD/CAM design for the ScolioAlign® brace.
• A patient-facing app ecosystem — linking the Scoliometer and ScolioTrack apps, clinical records, and progress monitoring in one place.

The platform reflects ScolioLife’s broader philosophy that early intervention, patient education, and consistent long-term monitoring are central to better outcomes. ScolioLife has supported patients from more than 25 countries across Asia, Oceania, Europe, the Americas, and Africa, with clinics in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Surabaya, complemented by teleconsultation services. The new technology initiative is intended to extend that reach and make ongoing, non-surgical scoliosis care more accessible to international patients.

Development of the ScolioConnect System is underway, with phased rollout planned across ScolioLife’s clinic network. Further announcements on availability and features are expected in the coming months.

Note: Scoliosis care outcomes vary based on age, skeletal maturity, curve type, brace wear, exercise adherence, and individual biological factors. ScolioLife does not promise specific clinical results. The technologies described are in development and subject to change.

About ScolioLife

ScolioLife is an international scoliosis and spine correction organisation dedicated to helping patients manage scoliosis and spinal disorders without surgery whenever possible. Founded by Dr. Kevin Lau, ScolioLife combines structural correction, scoliosis-specific rehabilitation, custom 3D bracing, nutrition, and patient education into an integrated, non-surgical model of care.

This announcement was originally distributed via EIN Presswire on June 21, 2026. View the original release. Media contact: drkevinlau@scoliolife.com · +65 8907 8900.

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