At the 25th China Hi-Tech Fair, numerous leading global technology companies and innovative teams came together to showcase their latest technological achievements and future trends.

The introduction of Scopus AI, a generative AI tool by Elsevier, combines AI and machine learning technologies with reliable content and data. It aims to offer innovative and efficient solutions to researchers, helping them accelerate their innovations, said Lynn Li, president of Elsevier Greater China.

Lin Jianming, chairman and chief executive officer of Samoyed Cloud Technology Group Holdings, stated that the development and application of ChatGPT and other large models will create new market opportunities. They will also provide more intelligent and personalized support for the decision-making process.

Wang Bo, CEO of Fujitsu China, believes that starting small and promoting the proof of concepts are crucial for the implementation of AI technologies. They aim to simplify and accelerate this process by offering solutions and services that enable enterprises to truly benefit from the advantages of AI.

Tin Lun LAM, an assistant professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), and his team have made breakthroughs in recent years in the field of self-reconfigurable robots and multi-robot systems.

Honeywell China, which is committed to practicing its green objectives through various means, has utilized its proprietary technologies to help control energy consumption and improve efficiency in buildings, said William Yu, company president.

The China Hi-Tech Fair was established in 1999, and it aims to become a global platform for not only showcasing the latest technological breakthroughs, but also for understanding market requirements in the high-tech industry.