Five enterprises from Inner Mongolia are making their mark at the fifth Global Digital Trade Expo, which opened on September 23 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, under the theme "Encounter AI's Future at the Digital Trade Expo."
As China's only national-level, international, and professional expo focused exclusively on digital trade, this year's event covers an impressive 170,000 square meters. It features one dedicated digital trade theme pavilion, six specialty industry exhibition zones, and one integrated digital trade innovation zone, drawing over 2,000 exhibiting companies and more than 12,000 international buyers.
According to an official from the Commerce Department of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the region's five participating companies are showcasing their strengths across four key sectors: artificial intelligence, digital-intelligent healthcare, digital-intelligent cultural entertainment, and silk-road e-commerce. Their displays highlight Inner Mongolia's computing power infrastructure, cultural tourism digitalization, health and wellness products, and digital applications in key industries. Through the expo platform, these companies are connecting with professional resources and giving attendees the opportunity to discover and engage with Inner Mongolia.
"We're leveraging the Digital Trade Expo to present Inner Mongolia's premium cultural tourism resources and our 'Cultural Tourism One-Card' product through digital means, expanding the influence of the region's cultural tourism brand," said Wang Huitian, head of the digital technology company under Inner Mongolia Cultural Tourism Group. "We also hope to connect with leading domestic AI companies to deepen the integration of culture, tourism, and technology, using artificial intelligence to empower product upgrades and deliver smarter, more convenient services to visitors, driving the digitalization and efficiency of Inner Mongolia's cultural tourism sector."
Inside the exhibition halls, humanoid robots and interactive industrial XR device displays captured attention, alongside innovative achievements such as drone swarm systems and manned aircraft. The Chinese sci-fi franchise "The Three-Body Problem" drew long queues as visitors experienced immersive scenes built with XR and AIGC technology. Meanwhile, an intelligent emotion mirror delivered real-time emotional analysis in seconds, and AI-powered tongue and pulse diagnosis devices generated health assessment results for participants using vast medical datasets and large models.
Running from September 23 to 27, this year's expo will comprehensively showcase the latest technologies, scenarios, and trends across the digital trade landscape.