The 8th Digital China Construction Summit will open tomorrow (29th) in Fuzhou, Fujian.
The reporter learned from the National Data Bureau that all preparations have been basically completed, and the 56,000 square meters of on-site experience area will be open to the public from today (28th), with artificial intelligence and data elements outstanding.
According to the latest schedule, this summit has an opening ceremony, main forum, and 20 sub-forums, with themes covering cutting-edge fields such as the development and utilization of new generation artificial intelligence and data resource development and utilization.
This year's live experience zone has set up a low-altitude economic zone for the first time, focusing on displaying more than 30 innovative technologies and applications of "data elements + low-altitude economy"; more than 100 experience interactive projects were launched on the spot, bringing together more than 100 intelligent robot products.
Exhibitor Yu Rongrong: For example, the home service robot that can walk, speak, and work is what we have brought this year. From the perspective of industry trends, the industrial chain is more mature and the application scenarios will continue to be subdivided.
Around the theme of "digital intelligence leads high-quality development", this summit will also display a number of internationally advanced and domestically leading R&D results and solutions, including multimodal large models and hardware and software related to the construction of national data infrastructure.
Gao Bo, Deputy Director of the Comprehensive Department of the National Data Bureau: According to the latest statistics, more than 37,000 people of all kinds have signed up to participate in this summit; we insist on letting enterprises play the leading role, and the proportion of the corporate guests has reached 70%. There are more than 400 participating units in the on-site experience area, setting a record high. We hope to bring a digital China Construction Summit with rich experience and sensible accessibility.
(CCTV reporter Wu Yongjun, Liu Baixuan, Wan Cunling, Lai Junlin, Chen Hexiang)
