In 2024, Shenzhen’s robot industry chain value surpassed the 200-billion-yuan (US$27 billion) mark for the first time, according to a white paper released at the opening of the Fair of AI and Robotics, plus (2025 FAIR plus) at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District on Thursday.

Since its opening in Milan, Italy on April 9, the six-day 2025 Shenzhen & Milan Lifestyle Week captivated global audiences with its blend of technology, tradition, and cross-cultural innovation.

As China’s job market grows increasingly competitive, college graduates are discovering that mastering artificial intelligence (AI) skills could be their key to success.

A video of a robot folding clothes in Shenzhen has recently gone viral. While folding clothes may seem like a simple task, it represents a significant leap for robots to take over repetitive and tedious work from humans.

As China deepens its digital transformation drive, multiple cities across the country have adopted DeepSeek-powered AI services to enhance governance and streamline urban management.

Shenzhen has rolled out its red carpet — a sweeping package of measures — to attract wholly foreign-owned hospitals.

Astro Ocean Cruise’s Piano Land cruise ship, which departed from the Shekou Cruise Homeport on Saturday, now features a series of high-tech innovations from three Shenzhen firms.

While the stunning front flip performed by EngineAI was still making a splash online, another Shenzhen humanoid robotics company dropped a bombshell March 3 with a short video straight out of a science fiction film: UBTECH’s Walker S1 humanoid robots were seen working in unison across a variety of complex industrial tasks and scenarios inside a car factory.