​Unmanned street sweepers may soon do double duty: cleaning roads while scanning underground soil layers with ground-penetrating radar mounted at the rear.

The “achievement supermarket” in the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Tech nology (SIAT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is re-imagining the way scientific and technological achievements are commercialized: connecting frontier laboratory technologies precisely with industrial needs.

Parks in Shenzhen are no longer just green spaces. By the end of 2025, the city had deployed 21 types of AI applications at more than 400 locations, giving its urban greenery a distinctly tech-savvy edge.

A team of robots developed by Pingshan-based China Construction Science and Industry Intelligent Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. played a key role in building the new Huanggang Port.

GMKtec has launched a compact AI workstation capable of running large artificial intelligence models without relying on cloud servers, targeting businesses and professionals seeking greater control over their computing resources and data.

At No-Dig Live 2026, the 18th biennial trenchless technology exhibition, Shenzhen Qianhai Yuntong Water Co. Ltd. showcased its new underwater pipeline inspection robot.

During the 2026 Shenzhen National Low-Carbon City Forum, Wang Yu, executive president of the South China region of COOWA Technology, attended the Longgang Green and Low-Carbon New Urban Development Forum.

​Shenzhen University of Advanced Technology (SUAT) has unveiled six artificial intelligence (AI) research projects at a showcase event held at Huaqiang Ecological Technology Park.