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World Intelligence Congress shows latest life-changing technologies
CGTN
2018-05-17
The second World Intelligence Congress (WIC) in north China's Tianjin Municipality shows the latest hi-tech and innovation results that have revolutionized the trade and commerce industries, transport, medical care and other areas of people's daily lives.
The event has attracted thousands of well-known entrepreneurs, hi-tech companies, experts and scholars to share their AI research results in Tianjin, the cradle of China's modern industry and a notable coastal city in north China.
It is focusing on changes and opportunities brought by AI technologies and how they can be best utilized to shape a sustainable world. Cutting-edge technologies, as well as investment and financing opportunities in the intelligent industries, are also presented.
A model of a suspended monorail is on display at the WIC, May 16, 2018. Developed by China Railway Signal and Communication Corp., it has been put into operation at a scenic spot in Changsha and will be available for mass transport beginning in 2020 in the central Chinese city. /China Plus Photo
Wan Gang, chairman of the China Association for Science and Technology, said at the opening ceremony that AI was a strategic technology that would play a leading role in future development. He added that as the core driving force of industrial revolution, it would promote the emergence of new technologies, products, industries and economic growth patterns.
Liu Qiangdong, CEO of e-commerce giant JD.com, said he was focusing on intelligent logistics.
JD.com has spent several years developing drones and robots to deliver parcels, said Liu at the plenary of the WIC. Drones can save costs and time to send parcels to those living in remote areas and transport agricultural products to cities more timely, while robots can save human couriers from heavy work load, bad weather and safety risks; in the future, one human courier can supervise 100 robotic couriers in the office to ensure there is no failure in operation, said Liu.
A staff member demonstrates how to operate an intelligent wheelchair with a robotic arm. The wheelchair can be operated by pressing buttons and moving a handle. It can move and fetch things for patients. /China Plus Photo
Looking forward to the next 20 years, Zhou Ji, president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said that by 2025, smart manufacturing must be widely used nationally and by 2035, intelligent manufacturing should be a leading force in manufacturing industries.
The three-day congress includes three plenary meetings, 18 parallel forums, an intelligence exhibition and competitions for unmanned vehicles and drones.
A facial recognition camera, which can recognize one's age, sex and emotions. /China Plus Photo
The second WIC kicked off on May 16, 2018, in north China's Tianjin Municipality. /China Plus Photo
CGTN
2018-05-17
The second World Intelligence Congress (WIC) in north China's Tianjin Municipality shows the latest hi-tech and innovation results that have revolutionized the trade and commerce industries, transport, medical care and other areas of people's daily lives.
The event has attracted thousands of well-known entrepreneurs, hi-tech companies, experts and scholars to share their AI research results in Tianjin, the cradle of China's modern industry and a notable coastal city in north China.
It is focusing on changes and opportunities brought by AI technologies and how they can be best utilized to shape a sustainable world. Cutting-edge technologies, as well as investment and financing opportunities in the intelligent industries, are also presented.
A model of a suspended monorail is on display at the WIC, May 16, 2018. Developed by China Railway Signal and Communication Corp., it has been put into operation at a scenic spot in Changsha and will be available for mass transport beginning in 2020 in the central Chinese city. /China Plus Photo
Wan Gang, chairman of the China Association for Science and Technology, said at the opening ceremony that AI was a strategic technology that would play a leading role in future development. He added that as the core driving force of industrial revolution, it would promote the emergence of new technologies, products, industries and economic growth patterns.
Liu Qiangdong, CEO of e-commerce giant JD.com, said he was focusing on intelligent logistics.
JD.com has spent several years developing drones and robots to deliver parcels, said Liu at the plenary of the WIC. Drones can save costs and time to send parcels to those living in remote areas and transport agricultural products to cities more timely, while robots can save human couriers from heavy work load, bad weather and safety risks; in the future, one human courier can supervise 100 robotic couriers in the office to ensure there is no failure in operation, said Liu.
A staff member demonstrates how to operate an intelligent wheelchair with a robotic arm. The wheelchair can be operated by pressing buttons and moving a handle. It can move and fetch things for patients. /China Plus Photo
Looking forward to the next 20 years, Zhou Ji, president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said that by 2025, smart manufacturing must be widely used nationally and by 2035, intelligent manufacturing should be a leading force in manufacturing industries.
The three-day congress includes three plenary meetings, 18 parallel forums, an intelligence exhibition and competitions for unmanned vehicles and drones.
A facial recognition camera, which can recognize one's age, sex and emotions. /China Plus Photo
The second WIC kicked off on May 16, 2018, in north China's Tianjin Municipality. /China Plus Photo