
In February, Seal Shield attended the World Health Expo (WHX) in Dubai, one of the most influential digital health conferences in the world. Formerly known as Arab Health, the event recently rebranded to the World Health Expo as part of a broader expansion. Hosted at the Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City, this year’s World Health Expo welcomed 235,000+ professional visits and 80,000 unique attendees, alongside a vast network of global exhibitors and innovators. As a powerful platform for digital health innovation, WHX drew healthcare leaders and technology innovators focused on improving patient-related outcomes.
Seal Shield Solutions Safer and More Efficient Healthcare Delivery
Held at the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC) in Expo City, the digital health conference brought together tens of thousands of attendees representing healthcare systems from all over the globe. Presentations addressed the impact of Artificial Intelligence and discussions centered around emerging strategies designed to improve healthcare delivery and digital resilience. In the Florida Pavilion where Seal Shield was located, healthcare providers stopped by for insightful conversations and to explore the latest Seal Shield hygienic technology solutions.

One of the highlights at the Seal Shield booth was the introduction of the Seal Silk Pro 104 International. Available in 25+ international languages, this keyboard generated strong interest from international hospitals seeking standardized and durable peripherals capable of withstanding hospital-grade disinfectants. This keyboard delivers the tactile feedback clinicians expect from a mechanical keyboard while maintaining the fully sealed, silicone construction that allows it to withstand repeated exposure to hospital-grade disinfectants. 
The Seal Silk Pro’s sealed design helps prevent liquids, dust, and contaminants from entering the device, allowing healthcare organizations to easily disinfect it as part of routine infection prevention protocols.
Exploring Technological Advancements at the Digital Health Conference
In addition to the keyboard introduction, Seal Shield brought its UV sanitization solutions to the digital health conference: CleanSlate UV and ElectroClaveâ„¢. Both attracted attention from attendees focused on strengthening infection prevention workflows. As hospitals expand the use of electronic medical devices, managing hygiene has become an increasingly important priority. The ability to rapidly sanitize phones, tablets, even devices like Apple watches without chemicals sparked conversations about how automated solutions can help healthcare organizations streamline clinical workflows.


As healthcare facilities continue expanding the use of electronic medical devices, protecting these displays from both damage and contamination has become increasingly important. The Clean Sealâ„¢ Screen Protector lineup drew interest from hospitals looking to address that need. Seal Shield offers multiple options: standard, anti-glare, and privacy. Featuring a permanent design, each screen protector is capable of withstanding the harsh disinfectants commonly used in healthcare environments while maintaining clarity and touch responsiveness. The anti-glare version reduces reflections, beneficial for working under harsh lighting. The privacy screen protector helps reduce the risk of visual hacking and safeguarding sensitive patient data, the perfect complement to strategies combatting cybersecurity threats.
Advancing Innovation Across Health Systems
The World Health Expo was one of the premier digital health conferences Seal Shield attended earlier this year. Throughout WHX Dubai, our team connected with professionals interested in the future of healthcare technology and supporting better patient outcomes. 
If you were unable to visit Seal Shield at the WHX Dubai digital health conference but would like to learn more about the Seal Silk Pro 104 International, CleanSlate UV, ElectroClaveâ„¢, or any of our solutions, reach out to our team at internationalsales@sealshield.com to request a product evaluation or trial. We look forward to continuing the conversation and supporting safer healthcare environments worldwide.