The 2026 World Intelligence Expo will run from May 28 to 31 in Tianjin, bringing together a wide range of cutting-edge AI technologies and smart industry applications.

Major Chinese tech companies, including Lenovo, Sugon, Cloud Account, and iFlytek, will showcase innovations covering intelligent manufacturing, healthcare, education, urban governance, and enterprise services.

Lenovo will present its Tianjin zero-carbon factory, highlighting green manufacturing and digital carbon management technologies. The company will also display AI-powered industrial quality inspection systems, enterprise AI computing infrastructure and a humanoid robot designed for commercial service scenarios.

Sugon will debut its full-stack intelligent computing systems, including advanced AI servers and large-scale supercomputing cluster technologies. Visitors will also learn about China's integrated computing network and the rapidly expanding domestic computing ecosystem supported by thousands of industry partners.

Cloud Account plans to demonstrate how AI improves services for more than 120 million flexible workers. Its smart systems can quickly complete risk screening and process payments within seconds, significantly improving efficiency.

Meanwhile, iFlytek's themed exhibition area, NEXT Tianjin, will offer immersive AI experiences. Visitors can explore AI-powered classrooms, medical consultation applications and intelligent automotive testing technologies through interactive displays.

The expo will showcase how AI is accelerating industrial upgrading and reshaping everyday life in China.