Global AI and Electronics Expo Adopts Innovative 'One Expo, Two Cities' Model in Macao and Zhuhai
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The Global AI Machines and Electronics Expo offers a unique platform to gain a competitive edge by networking with industry leaders and discovering cutting-edge technologies.
The Expo's 'One Expo, Two Cities' model and '1+1+6+N' framework systematically organize events and exhibitions to facilitate comprehensive industry engagement and knowledge sharing.
By fostering innovation and collaboration in AI and electronics, the Expo contributes to advancing global smart manufacturing, improving lives through technology.
Discover the future of technology with exhibits ranging from AR/VR to drones at the first-ever Global AI Machines and Electronics Expo in Macao and Zhuhai.
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The inaugural Global Artificial Intelligence Machines and Electronics Expo will take place in Macao and Zhuhai from December 4, 2025, adopting an innovative "One Expo, Two Cities" model. This Expo is hosted by China Electronics Chamber of Commerce and represents a significant development in the global technology landscape. The three-day event will open to professional visitors for the first two days and to the public on the third day, expecting over 70,000 professional attendees.
Themed "Bay Area Intelligence, Globally Embraced," the Expo positions itself as a "Technology Trendsetter, Global Networking Hub, and Industry Accelerator" to enhance the Greater Bay Area's influence in global smart manufacturing. Amid intensifying global tech competition, breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and low-altitude economy are reshaping industries, with smart machinery and electronics as core battlegrounds. The Expo will showcase leading enterprises and high-growth startups, with representatives from the United Nations International Trade Centre and the International Semiconductor Industry Association attending.
This Expo adopts the "One Expo, Two Cities" model, featuring a "1+1+6+N" framework: one opening ceremony, one keynote forum, six themed pavilions, and numerous sub-forums, new technology launches, and supply-demand matchmaking sessions. Macao's venue will focus on smart electronics, spanning 40,000 square meters with 500 exhibitors across three pavilions: Smart Communications and IoT, Smart Audio-Visual and Metaverse, and Venture Capital and International Exhibition. Exhibits in Macao will include satellite communications, integrated circuits, advanced displays, smartphones, AR/VR/XR products, wearable devices, and cutting-edge innovation projects.
Zhuhai's venue will emphasize smart machinery, covering 30,000 square meters with 500 exhibitors in three pavilions: Smart Equipment and Industrial Internet, Intelligent Transportation and Future Mobility, and Smart Home and Health Technology. Zhuhai's displays will feature robotics, digital transformation solutions, new energy vehicles, intelligent driving, drones, low-altitude technologies, smart homes, and smart healthcare applications. The Expo is guided by Guangdong's Commerce and Industry Departments and supported by the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone, Macao's Trade and Investment Promotion Institute, and Zhuhai's government.
The Expo fosters capital-technology synergy and shared manufacturing resources, creating an integrated industrial ecosystem for exhibitors. Roadshows will commence in Beijing, followed by international events in Germany, Thailand, and Indonesia, and domestic promotions in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Shenzhen. Media promotion will combine authoritative mainstream outlets with vertical industry media for credible outreach and precise targeting of global decision-makers. This Expo will fully leverage new media platforms to build an interactive ecosystem, amplifying the Expo's global reach and influence.
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