How small can a sensor be? In Shenzhen, the answer is just 8.5 millimeters in diameter. The world's smallest optic-based force sensor to date was developed by Haptron Scientific, a technology firm that launched in the city in 2019. Founder and CEO Yu Chen has revealed that the button-shaped gadget is domestically produced and has full technological independence.

Shenzhen took another significant leap forward in its quest to become a global robotics powerhouse with the inaugural FAIR plus 2025 — the city’s largest robotics showcase to date, held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District on Thursday.

World leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has launched the world’s largest cargo ship for vehicles, marking a significant advancement in its global sales and supply chain layout.

Leading Silicon Valley incubator Plug and Play recently launched its Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) International Innovation Center in Shenzhen.

At first glance, Shenzhen Grandsun Electronic Co.’s sprawling campus in Longgang District resembles an urban arboretum more than an industrial complex.

In Shenzhen, a city renowned for its rapid technological advancements, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are reshaping health care at an unprecedented pace.

Two technologies developed by Shenzhen-based companies were included on the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s latest list of top applications of artificial intelligence in sports.

Shenzhen-based Dobot Technology unveiled the world’s first “dexterous manipulation + straight-knee walking” embodied AI humanoid robot Tuesday, which is capable of handling complex tasks in industrial and service scenarios.