Related to your future life, what are the “black technology” exhibits at this year’s CIIE?

Xinhuanet, Shanghai, November 7 (Reporters Peng Chun and Xu Yiying) Robots that can play table tennis on their own, AI butlers that can learn and regulate their own temperature, massage chairs that can "read" the body... These futuristic-sounding scenes have become easily accessible exhibits at the 9th China International Import Expo.

The Institute of Machinery Industry Information recently released the "Creating the Power of the Future CIIE - Report on Black Technology and Hard Technology Exhibits of the Ninth CIIE". It selected 10 exhibits from more than 10,000 exhibits at this CIIE, focusing on functional breakthroughs and experience changes, covering multiple fields from health management and home life to human-computer interaction and innovative drugs. It can be said to be "one in a thousand."

The reporter visited relevant booths at the 9th China International Import Expo and got a closer look at these exhibits: AI autonomous decision-making robots play table tennis. The robots autonomously sense and judge the trajectory of the ball and complete the sparring. This is a new exploration that promotes embodied intelligence from the laboratory to the real world. The bird's-eye spatial reality preview tool allows creators to observe and operate 3D models from a naked-eye stereoscopic perspective; the AI intelligent hybrid whole-house climate solution realizes intelligent management of the whole-house climate through AI self-learning and autonomous regulation of water flow temperature; tactile wearable devices can transmit touch through pressure, texture, etc., allowing the interaction of wearable devices to further expand from vision and hearing to touch...

From a robot table tennis duel to a home system that can intelligently adjust the indoor environment, the "black technology" at the CIIE is closely related to people's better lives. It also reflects the new trend of consumption upgrades and allows people to see more possibilities for integrating future products with life scenarios.