Grand Opening! A Series of Sci-Fi Scenes Unfold in Shenzhen

On May 14, 2026, the Global Artificial Intelligence Terminal Exhibition and the 7th Shenzhen International Artificial Intelligence Exhibition officially kicked off in Shenzhen. This year’s theme, “Ports to the Future: The Birth of Everything New”, focuses on the implementation of AI terminals, embodied intelligence, and the digital transformation of industries. The exhibition showcases thousands of cutting-edge smart products from around the globe, creating an immersive display that highlights the transition of AI technology from laboratories to the industrial frontlines and from conceptual innovations to everyday life.

As visitors explore the exhibition, robots shine brightly as versatile life assistants, AI profoundly empowers traditional industries, and intelligent tools completely reconstruct office workflows. Various “new species” of AI continually push the boundaries of public imagination, vividly illustrating the deep integration of artificial intelligence into the real economy and the complete restructuring of industrial ecosystems.

Part 1: Robots Unlock New Identities: From Simple Tools to Omnipotent Intelligent Agents

Embodied intelligence is indispensable in the field of AI terminals. Observations at the exhibition revealed that robots are rapidly integrating into daily production and life. At the booth of Juewu Technology, a remarkable 2-meter tall transforming robot drew significant attention. It features a robust chassis system that allows it to “transform” by attaching different modules: it can spray crops with a pesticide module, switch to a mowing module to remove weeds in orchards, or clear snow from roads.

According to a representative from Juewu Technology, “By adjusting the wheelbase and ground clearance, our robot can adapt to different planting modes in orchards. It is equipped with a stereo depth camera for precise two-way spraying, and currently, this robot’s pest control efficiency exceeds that of manual labor by over 40%.” This globally pioneering modular transforming robot system not only addresses the common issues of poor adaptability and high idle rates of traditional agricultural machinery but also increases the operational coverage of a single device by more than three times.

Another captivating exhibit was showcased by the Self-Variable Robotics booth, where a crowd gathered to applaud its capabilities. A staff member explained, “Since March of this year, Self-Variable has launched the world’s first commercial smart robot for home services in Shenzhen, achieving commercial deployment in real family scenarios, which is the most challenging aspect.”

Part 2: AI Revitalizes Traditional Industries: From Efficiency Upgrades to Model Reconstruction

If robots are the “hard carriers” of AI, then vertical industry solutions serve as the “soft engines” that empower traditional industries. At the exhibition, AI was seen breaking down industry barriers, enhancing efficiency, optimizing services, and reconstructing models, injecting new vitality into traditional sectors and promoting leapfrog development.

In the AI “new species” exhibition area, a futuristic law firm attracted much attention. Covering only 3 square meters and operating 24/7 without staff, visitors simply scan a code to enter. Inside the law firm, clients can use self-service AI legal terminals to receive legal services. “The future law firm offers a dual-track service model combining AI and online lawyers. For simple legal questions, the AI digital lawyer can respond in three seconds, while complex issues can be escalated to a professional lawyer team for one-on-one answers,” explained the marketing director of Shenzhen Shenteng Digital Technology Co., Ltd. The AI legal entity created by the future law firm establishes a comprehensive service loop encompassing consultation, generation, risk control, and execution.

Moreover, the gold and jewelry industry is embracing AI, unlocking new growth opportunities. Shenzhen Xipuni has transitioned from traditional watch manufacturing to a new track of “precious metals + smart wearables,” becoming the first in the country to introduce a smart precious metal watch with a dual-wear feature, as well as the industry’s first precious metal smart ring with independent intellectual property rights, applying 3D relief techniques in its production. These products support over 100 sports modes and can monitor health metrics such as heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep in real time.

Part 3: Cutting-Edge Terminals Accelerate Implementation: Human-Machine Collaboration Reshapes Production and Life

At the exhibition, wearable AI hardware focused on lightweight innovations captured significant industry attention. Visitors flocked to experience exoskeleton assistive technology, which has transitioned from industrial applications to everyday life. At the Keng Technology booth, many attendees queued to try out the company’s exoskeleton assistive robots, frequently inquiring about operational processes and usage scenarios.

A product manager from Keng Technology explained, “The π series motion assist robots focus on aiding the thighs, suitable for scenarios like climbing and hiking, while also addressing the mobility needs of the elderly by effectively reducing walking energy consumption. The H series, designed specifically for seniors, features more precise and gentle algorithms, allowing for single-leg assistance adjustments to accommodate various physical conditions.”

The manager added, “Our core advantage lies in the lightweight design of our products and their significant cost-effectiveness.” The exoskeleton assistive robot sector fundamentally revolves around human-machine collaboration, leveraging AI technology for precise empowerment. Keng Technology aims to continue developing lightweight, cost-effective products, bringing exoskeleton technology into more scenarios and injecting new vitality into the future of human-machine collaboration.

As AI technology is implemented, many businesses and government entities face challenges such as fragmented scenarios and difficulty in adapting computational power. In response, Shenzhen KuaKuaJingLing Technology Co., Ltd. introduced its latest intelligent terminal product, the “Smart Employee All-in-One Machine,” which attracted significant attention. This device focuses on human-machine collaboration at the job level, deeply embedding AI into real work scenarios, innovating employment models, and assisting enterprises in achieving digital transformation.

According to a customer manager from KuaKuaJingLing Technology, “The ‘Smart Employee All-in-One Machine’ integrates powerful smart employee capabilities with AI computing power, providing enterprises with a ready-to-use, securely isolated integrated solution that can significantly reduce total ownership costs and ensure precise and safe AI integration into every workplace.”

This AI terminal exhibition clearly outlines a future where artificial intelligence empowers various industries and serves households, with innovations spanning from fields to home spaces, factories to office desks, and traditional industries to public services.