The Nanshan District exhibition emerged as a major hub of innovation and crowd attraction at the 27th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF), held from Nov. 14 to 16.

Nanshan’s 270-square-meter exhibition space was meticulously organized into seven functional zones, demonstrating the district’s comprehensive strength as a leader in scientific and technological innovation.

The Nanshan pavilion at the 27^th China Hi-Tech Fair attracts a large crowd. Photos by Shekou News

The Nanshan pavilion focused on strategic emerging industries like artificial intelligence (AI), biomedicine, new energy, and high-end manufacturing. It served as a dynamic platform for linking global innovation resources, highlighting breakthroughs from the district’s “14+7” industrial clusters.

The exhibits formed a dazzling matrix of cutting-edge technology. A major crowd-puller on the first day was the boxing battle robot developed by Questech. The product features a self-developed joint drive system with a single-arm punching lifespan exceeding 1.5 million cycles and an intelligent sensing system that accurately identifies hit locations and calculates points in real-time.

A Nanshan-developed robot displays movements at the fair.

In the AI zone, EngineAI’s PM01 humanoid robot showcased its ability to switch between mechanical and natural walking gaits and perform complex movements, demonstrating its adaptability for various real-world applications.

As one of the few companies globally with the R&D capability for three types of high-performance power joints, EngineAI displayed new heights in intelligent manufacturing with its fully self-developed technology covering core components like motors and reducers.

 An unmanned delivery vehicle is showcased at the Nanshan pavilion.

Meanwhile, Whale Dynamic’s L4 unmanned delivery vehicle, the WD II, highlighted its potential for practical use in scenarios like unmanned retail and logistics.

The exhibition space itself featured a futuristic design with a starry-sky ceiling and suspended transparent screens, playing looped videos for an immersive experience. Emphasizing sustainability, the booth was constructed with green, recyclable materials and hollowed-out panels for an open, transparent feel.