The 27th China Hi-Tech Fair being held in Shenzhen has attracted 64 Hong Kong enterprises and institutions to participate. The business scope of these 64 enterprises covers fields such as AI, robotics, and intelligent manufacturing, and they are all seeking to collaborate with enterprises in the Greater Bay Area to facilitate the transformation of technological achievements and engage in business cooperation.
At the China Hi-Tech Fair, the sensing technology of Yigan Technology drew significant attention. Mr. Chen, the person in charge of the company's booth, stated that Yigan Technology, relying on its core patented technology of passive self-power supply, provides stable and reliable power for commonly used industrial IoT sensors such as those for temperature, humidity, vibration, pressure, and infrared. It also enables unified data management and intelligent analysis through a digital platform to assist in business decision-making.
Mr. Xue, an employee of Ridger, stated that the company's AI-native storage system will provide cost-effective technology and services to numerous enterprises in the Greater Bay Area.
The world's first AI-native storage system developed by Hong Kong enterprise Ridger has drawn significant attention, marking another major breakthrough for the company in the AI field. Its founder, Hu Xiaolei, said, "Given the vigorous development of artificial intelligence on the mainland, with tremendous opportunities and potential, we are very optimistic about the market prospects in the Greater Bay Area and the mainland. Therefore, we have特意 come to the China Hi-Tech Fair for the first time to showcase our products, seek strategic partners in the Greater Bay Area, operate mainland businesses, and attract international clients. This is the company's second exhibition participation; earlier this month, we just attended the China International Import Expo in Shanghai." The AI-native storage system developed by the company is specifically designed for AI, achieving leapfrog improvements in performance across multiple aspects. In the past, enterprises needed to spend RMB 3 million to meet the data supply demands of 1,000 servers, but now, with this system, they can fully meet these demands with just over a hundred thousand or a few hundred thousand yuan, significantly reducing hardware costs, energy consumption, and space costs for enterprises.
Ms. Ye from Meinong Robotics stated that the fruit-picking robot developed by the company is 20 times more efficient than manual labor.
"Our robots can pick mangoes, grapes, apples, and more. One robot is equivalent to 20 workers. We have already received numerous orders and inquiries from customers in Mexico, Australia, as well as Shandong and Guangxi in mainland China," explained Li Deyong, the founder of Hong Kong-based Meinong Robotics and a highly skilled talent in Hong Kong, to domestic customers who came to consult at the 27th China Hi-Tech Fair.
He believed that the application fields and prospects of agricultural robots were very broad, so he founded Meinong Robot. Through continuous innovation, the company developed a fruit-picking robot, an intelligent equipment specifically designed for the fruit cultivation industry, aiming to address challenges such as the danger of picking, low efficiency, difficulty in finding workers, and significant fruit damage.
