Supply Chain Expo opens in Beijing, AI and low-altitude economy in spotlight

The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) opened in Beijing, focusing on six major chains including digital tech, advanced manufacturing, and clean energy. The event attracted 676 exhibitors from China and abroad, with over 65% being Fortune 500 or industry leaders. The actual number of exhibitors is expected to exceed 1,200.

AI is the highlight of the expo. For the first time, a dedicated AI zone has been set up in the digital tech chain, showcasing leading companies from China and around the world. The advanced manufacturing chain also features a special zone for the low-altitude economy, with over 30 companies displaying full-chain innovations from tech to ecosystem.

During the expo, 70 business events will be held, and more than 160 products or technologies will make their debut. Delegations from Anhui, Zhejiang, Hubei, and Jiangsu will present cutting-edge achievements in embodied intelligence and smart connected vehicles. Visitors can also interact with robot volunteers and AI tour guides.