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China’s industry makes its mark in advanced technology

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China’s industry makes its mark in advanced technology

Chinese companies are gaining ground in electronics, artificial intelligence, humanoid robots and foldable devices. The shift reflects a move from an industry based on imitation to a role as a technology pioneer, driven by research and domestic competition, according to Alwihda Info.

China is emerging as a global player in advanced technology, driven by investment in research and development and competition among its companies, reports Alwihda Info.

Chinese brands had a prominent presence at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin at the beginning of September. They showcased humanoid robots designed for practical uses and smart home products with proactive sensing features.

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