CIIE showcases innovations shaping the future of industry - CGTN
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The ninth China International Import Expo (CIIE), which runs from November 5 to November 10, in Shanghai, features a wide range of cutting-edge technologies and equipment in its Intelligent Industry & Information Technology Exhibition Area.
Themed "Equipping Tomorrow Together," the exhibition covers five major sections, namely digital industrial automation, integrated circuits, low-carbon energy and environmental technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and new materials. It offers a glimpse into the future of innovation and sustainable development.
A view of the Intelligent Industry & Information Technology Exhibition Area at the ninth CIIE in Shanghai. /VCG
German machinery manufacturer KraussMaffei showcases samples of lightweight automotive components and other products at its booth. /VCG
Intel's computing chips displayed at the CIIE. /VCG
The booth of Japan-based Brother features its printers at the CIIE. /VCG
Henkel, a German multinational chemical and consumer goods company, showcases a silicon carbide power module at the CIIE. /VCG
A lunar rover and aerospace components displayed at the booth of the UAE-based AI-powered technology company SINDAN. /VCG
An iron-based topological superconducting material displayed at the booth of China's Iron Horse Quantum Laboratory. /VCG
The US-based Honeywell showcases its low-carbon energy solutions at its booth. /VCG
The LPDDR5X-PIM processing-in-memory solution displayed at the booth of Samsung Electronics. /VCG
A disassembled Tesla Model Y displayed at the booth, showing visitors the vehicle's design, components and manufacturing. /VCG
Exhibits include a new probe material unveiled in China for the first time by Heraeus Gourp, a German technology and materials group. It is designed to meet the testing demands of AI, high-performance computing and advanced packaging. Schneider Electric is showcasing AI-powered energy management solutions, while the global physical AI open-source platform Hitch Open has drawn crowds with two humanoid robots playing table tennis autonomously, demonstrating advances in embodied intelligence.
Bringing together global technologies and real-world applications, the exhibition highlights China's growing role as a hub for innovation and international technological cooperation.
