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On November 12, at the Baidu World Conference, Chinese tech giant Baidu officially launched the Xiaodu AI Glasses, calling them the "world's first AI glasses equipped with a native Chinese language model."
On March 20, Chinese leading electric vehicle maker NIO released a report on its internal investigation regarding the dismissal of a former intern who claimed to have been sexually assaulted and subjected to unfair treatment while employed at the company.
Chinese consumer electronics firm realme announced its upcoming realme Watch 3 via Twitter on July 13, and the device has now appeared on the official website of realme India.
Geely, one of China's leading private automotive technology groups, announced on November 17 that it has signed an agreement to license its pure electric Sustainable Experience Architecture (SEA) to ElectroMobility Poland (EMP), an electric vehicle manufacturer backed by the Polish government.
In 2018, businesses and inventors continued to file large numbers of patent applications to the European Patent Office (EPO). Huawei had the second most patent applications in 2018 with 2,485 applications.
Chinese-American skiing phenom Eileen Gu picked up the first Olympic medal of her promising young career on Tuesday morning after narrowly finishing in the top spot at the women’s freeski big air finals.
OPPO announced on July 15 the official release of a new flash charge lineup with new high-power wired and wireless charging technologies as well as high-power ultra-small charger.
SF Airlines' Western China headquarters will be located in Chengdu's Shuangliu District. It is estimated that the fleet will reach more than 50 airplanes within the next 10 years.
DexForce, a 3D vision software and hardware product company, has completed an angel round of financing worth nearly $10 million, with investors including Green Pine Capital Partners and ZhenFund.
Chinese smartphone brand realme will release its GT2 series on January 4 next year. In the poster launched on Thursday, the firm revealed that it will launch a limited-edition product in collaboration with Dragon Ball Z.
Beijing summoned 13 internet companies engaged in finance business on Thursday, including Tencent and ByteDance, ordering them to comply with tougher regulations.
Alibaba-owned Keruyun, a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform for the catering, retail and beauty industries, will begin to operate independently and Alibaba will reduce its holdings in the firm.