A delegation representing more than 120 Chinese makers of construction machinery and spare parts are attending the Intermat construction trade show in Paris from Monday to Saturday.
East China's shoe industry has entered a new era. Technology has taken center stage, and buyers are no longer looking for something to just cover their feet.
It is no surprise that patients often can't understand doctors' handwritten notes or prescriptions. But now, with artificial intelligence technology, doctors can simply dictate information, as their voices can be recognized automatically and converted into electronic medical records.
Investors are rushing to take part in China's booming artificial intelligence sector, and one area in that sector may be an especially lucrative "gold mine" - image-related technologies in the medical sector.
As the application of artificial intelligence in China's healthcare industry is booming, a growing number of AI companies are banking on the rising demand in the sector.
China's opening-up policy, which is already encouraging the world's big companies and investors to redraw their strategies, received a fresh burst of energy this month.
There was a time when even a mere mention of Hainan, the island off China's southern coast, would evoke mental images of Hainan Airlines, giant tropical-themed hotel compounds, coconut milk and migrants from China's northeast region. Not any more.
HAIKOU - Under the betel trees of Beireng village in China's tropical island of Hainan, Wang Qiuxiang's coffee stall always does brisk business, even if her menu is more expensive than those of some boutique coffee shops in the city.
Beijing Changping Technology InnoDevelop Group or BCTID, an enterprise founded in 2015 by the Changping district government to specialize in applications of artificial intelligence in biomedicine, said it will build an online platform to help local high-tech enterprises expand globally.
G7, a Chinese internet of things or IoT and big data company specializing in fleet management, plans to ramp up its offerings.
In 1992, Maziar Mike Doustdar, then just 22, started his pharmaceutical industry career in Vienna, little realizing that after a quarter of a century, his work and life would involve travelling on business trips 176 days a year around the world, often espousing the cause of public health.
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