Past Pavilions

Zhejiang Pavilion
Under the theme “Smart Zhejiang, Leading the Future,” the Zhejiang Pavilion brought together 15 enterprises from cities including Hangzhou and Wenzhou for a collective showcase. Through a combination of multimedia presentations, physical models, and interactive experiences, the pavilion comprehensively demonstrated Zhejiang Province’s innovative concepts and practical achievements in smart city development. Exhibits covered a wide range of areas, including smart transportation solutions, digital twin application models for cities, zero-carbon industry solutions, smart city IoT platforms, as well as XR (Extended Reality) and MR (Mixed Reality) simulation experiences.

Guangzhou Pavilion
Under the guidance of the Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Government Services and Data Administration, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau of China Southern Power Grid showcased its key achievements in promoting a green and high-quality urban life empowered by digital intelligence, in line with the development approach of “driving two transformations through digitalization and electrification.” By fully supporting Guangzhou’s efforts to use digital technology as the pen and people’s wellbeing as the ink, the initiative has helped advance high-quality economic growth and the green, low-carbon transformation of industries. Together, these efforts are shaping a new vision of a smart city characterized by good governance, public benefit, and industrial vitality—illuminating the city’s future with green momentum.

CCPIT – China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) organized 28 Chinese enterprises from regions including Guangdong, Shaanxi, and Tianjin to participate as part of the China Pavilion. This collective participation further promoted the international expansion of new products, technologies, and applications in China’s smart transportation sector, injecting fresh vitality into global smart city development.

Shenzhen-based enterprises showcased a wide range of cutting-edge innovations, including global smart logistics solutions, digital and intelligent innovations in construction technology, high-performance LiDAR systems and application solutions, advanced energy solutions for both off-grid and grid-connected systems, photovoltaic solar energy technologies, lithium battery electronic components, as well as industrial automation equipment and machine tools. These exhibits highlighted Shenzhen’s strong technological capabilities and innovation capacity across multiple domains of smart city development. The Tianjin Pavilion prominently presented outstanding achievements across numerous sectors, including next-generation information technology, new materials, aerospace, new energy and intelligent connected vehicles, green petrochemicals, metallurgy, and light industry. The display reflected Tianjin’s comprehensive and well-established full industrial chain in manufacturing, underscoring its strong strength and vast potential in scientific and technological innovation.

Meanwhile, EHang Holdings’ autonomous aerial vehicles, ICT solutions provided by H3C Group and China Mobile International, XPeng Motors’ new energy vehicles, and smart parking solutions from Tangshan Tongbao Parking Equipment Co., Ltd. collectively showcased the distinctive advantages of autonomous driving, the low-altitude economy, smart parking, and digital urban development.

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