“Experience ‘China’s Moment of Innovation’ in Berlin”
2026-09-07 08:00Products & Apps🔥 42.2 heat score
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On September 7, 2026, during the Berlin International Consumer Electronics Show, Chinese exhibitors accounted for nearly half of the attendees, marking a “Chinese Innovation Moment.” At booth displays by companies such as Yushu Technology, Edge Robotics, and Qiyuan Robotics, humanoid robots were shown making sandwiches, dancing, and performing martial arts moves. Over 1,900 exhibitors participated in this show, with Chinese companies expanding their offerings from smart homes and new energy transportation to smart wearables and smart jewelry. Companies like TCL and Hisense promoted the transition from “Made in China” to “Chinese brands” and “Chinese innovation” through scenario-based experiences and full-house smart systems. Ye Can, the head of Boding International Europe, noted that Chinese companies are moving from product development to brand expansion and long-term operation, leveraging comprehensive advantages such as supply chains, technological innovation, and operational efficiency.
During the Berlin International Consumer Electronics Show, Chinese exhibitors accounted for nearly half of the participants, marking a “Chinese innovation moment.” At booth displays by companies such as Yuzhi Technology, Yuejiang Technology, and Qiyuan Robotics, humanoid robots were shown making sandwiches, dancing, and performing martial arts movements. Zou Jiyuan, chief marketing officer for Qiyuan Robotics overseas, said that thanks to its complete manufacturing system and supply chain, China’s ability to industrialize robots ranks among the top in the world. This year’s show attracted over 1,900 exhibitors, with Chinese companies expanding their activities from smart home and new energy transportation to smart wearables and smart jewelry. Companies like TCL and Hisense have promoted the transition from “Made in China” to “Chinese brands” and “Chinese innovation” through tailored experiences and whole-house intelligent systems. Ye Can, head of Boding International Europe, noted that Chinese companies are moving from product development to brand expansion and long-term operation, with comprehensive advantages including supply chains, technological innovation, and operational efficiency.