A total of 27 universities and colleges showcased their innovative projects at the 25th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF), which concluded in Shenzhen on Nov 19.
Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School exhibited nine innovative products, including catalysts and electrolytic cells for hydrogen production, intelligent surgical robots, and the broadband laser communication system.
Beijing Jiaotong University exhibited various high-tech projects, with a focus on its rail transportation technology, advanced manufacturing and intelligent equipment, information technology, and new materials and biotechnology.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University showcased 25 major projects, while Wuhan University presented over 30 innovative technological achievements, covering the artificial intelligence, aerospace information, bio-medicine and medical equipment, and water and energy conservation fields.
The Shanghai Jiao Tong University booth at the 2023 CHTF. [Photo/chtf.com]
Shenzhen University showcased 108 projects this year, covering electronic information technology, medical technology, optomechatronics integration and intelligent manufacturing, new materials, as well as new energy sectors.
Shenzhen Technology University attended the CHTF for a seventh time this year. It brought 54 technological achievements to the event. They cover areas such as artificial intelligence, new materials, smart healthcare, the internet of things, and energy storage batteries.
