The 2019 World Internet of Things Exposition (World IoT Expo 2019) opened on 
Saturday in Wuxi of east China's Jiangsu Province, to present the world with 
latest IoT technologies and applications.

The expo, scheduled to last for four days during September 7 and 10, is themed 
"Integrated Innovation, Intelligent Connectivity" and attracted experts from as 
many as 500 Chinese and foreign industry-leading and large enterprises to 
deliberate on such hot topics as 5G, IoT, and the Internet of Vehicles.

This year, latest products and profound application of 5G telecom, the Internet 
of Vehicles, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, and consumer IoT were exhibited on 
the expo by China's three telecom giants, namely, China Mobile, China Unicom 
and China Telecom, and Huawei, Haier, JD.com, Microsoft, Siemens, etc.

What's more, a special experience zone was launched for the WIoT-Park, where 
IoT technologies and park scenes are integrated to present 35 eye-catching 
experience exhibitions including virtual reality (VR) scenes of Wuxi, 5G 
tech-supported live broadcasting, VR bungee jumping, Lawson smart supermarket, 
future restaurant, and big data health center.

In recent years, Wuxi saw development of its IoT industry burgeoning and by the 
end of 2018, it had boasted more than 2,000 IoT businesses, up significantly 
from the 100 ones in 2009, with their total output value rising from 22 billion 
yuan to over 260 billion yuan.

The expo is jointly organized by China's Ministry of Industry and Information 
Technology and Jiangsu Provincial People's Government and has been held for 
four years since 2016.

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SOURCE: Xinhua Silk Road Information Service

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