In the technical equipment exhibition area of the 9th China International Import Expo, China Pacific Insurance Intelligent Service Exhibition Hall takes "Insurance protects technological progress, wisdom serves a better life" as its theme, and lays out the three strategic clues of "great health care, internationalization, and artificial intelligence +" into an exhibition route that can be walked, seen, and experienced. The most popular areas of the on-site booth are not all "hard core technologies", but those home health experiences that push insurance services forward from "post-event claims settlement".
Technology insurance first answers the proposition that “insurance protects a powerful weapon.” Booth information shows that China Pacific Insurance’s technology insurance has covered strategic emerging industries such as aerospace, integrated circuits, and biomedicine in the past three years; in the field of commercial aerospace, it has been the exclusive or chief underwriter of nearly 60 launch missions in the past five years. These figures constitute the "hard foundation" of the booth, but what really makes the audience stop is the home wellness scene presented by the "Leyijia Cognitive Health Digital Intelligence Laboratory" and "Centenary Residence". In the "Le Yijia" area, the audience can experience a 90-second ultra-fast brain screening to generate a "cognitive portrait" through EEG, eye movement and cognitive assessment; the AI brain-computer interaction robot dog on the side guides mental interaction in a gamified way. The "100-year-old Residence" exhibition area relies on home clinics and mobile watches to present a three-in-one home care plan of "medical butler, care butler, and safety butler".
The highlight of China Pacific Insurance's booth this time was a twelve-lead ECG device. During the on-site experience, the audience saw that after the subject completed the ECG collection at home, the data was uploaded to Shantai Internet Hospital, where professionals remotely interpreted and issued early warnings based on risk levels. The "Heart Light Project" embedded in this set of equipment was officially released at the China Pacific Insurance Exhibition Hall on November 6. It was hosted by its subsidiary Shantai Health Technology (Taiyi Guanjia) and completed strategic contracts with Suzhou Industrial Park Oriental China Cardiovascular Health Research Institute, Huawei Terminal, and Siemens Healthineers, corresponding to the three collaborative directions of academic standards, wearable early warning, and image early screening. Ma Xin, vice president of China Pacific Insurance, said at the launch site that cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment faces three practical problems: untimely identification, time required for hospital treatment, and post-hospital management that is easily out of touch. The line of defense needs to shift from "rescue" to "prevention." Professor Huo Yong, President of the Chinese Medical Rescue Association, gave a set of comparative data: my country's in-hospital mortality rate for acute myocardial infarction has dropped to 2.95% in 2025, but about 70% of deaths from acute coronary heart disease events occur outside the hospital, and the survival rate after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is only about 1%. The "Xinguang Project" uses "Xinguang Outpost" as the connection hub and Shantai Internet Hospital as the service center. It has completed four major upgrades in hardware, management, medicine, diagnosis and treatment, and will clearly be integrated into the "Centenary Residence" home care plan. In other words, the ECG equipment on the booth is not an isolated exhibit. It is the most intuitive implementation point of the logic of "building a myocardial infarction outpost at home" at the exhibition site.
At the booth, green public welfare echoed the main line of health. Visitors can scan the QR code at the booth to measure and offset their personal carbon emissions; they can put empty bottles in front of the "Books in a Bottle" installation, and for every 100 bottles filled, China Pacific Insurance will donate a love schoolbag to Hope Primary School. From protecting commercial aerospace to protecting a heart, from AI-powered claims settlement to cognitive early screening and home ECG, China Pacific Insurance’s CIIE booth is trying to answer questions in the same direction: Can insurance be there earlier before risks occur?
