The 25th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF), the country’s largest tech fair, will open simultaneously today at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District and Shenzhen World Exhibition and Convention Center in Bao’an District.

The fair has four comprehensive exhibitions, covering approximately 46,000 square meters. They are the National High-Tech Exhibition, International Scientific and Technological Innovation Achievement Exhibition, High-Tech Services Exhibition, and Little Giants Exhibition. Little giants refer to SMEs who focus on niche markets and have strong innovation capabilities, large market share, and cutting-edge core technologies.

Another 446,000 square meters will be devoted to specialized exhibitions on fields such as next-generation information technology, environmental protection, new display technologies, and smart cities.

Visitors will have the opportunity to experience the latest “black technology” products up close, including ultra-mini computers, AI personal assistants, bionic arm robots, smart electrocardiogram clothing, and non-invasive blood glucose meters, allowing them to feel the charm of technology and the boundless possibilities of the future.

The fair will showcase over 300 new technology trends, including a mind-blowing release of new materials for the futuristic land-air integrated flying car, the world’s first domestically produced electric vertical takeoff and landing manned craft, new intelligent construction technologies, cloud-based water system control, satellite infrared leak detection algorithms, and smart hardware.

An exhibition on international innovation achievements, covering 3,700 square meters, has attracted exhibitors from over 40 countries such as Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, and Germany. Hungary will display their latest electric car models, while famous Czech auto brand Skoda will also display their new models. Asseco, the sixth largest software firm in Europe, and VividQ, a unicorn in the AR/VR field in the U.K., will present their latest technologies.