Shanghai, China – November 8, 2025 – The 2025 Consumer Electronics Innovation Conference (CEIC 2025) commenced in Shenzhen on November 6.

Co-organized by the Hetao “6+1” International Organizations (iSLA, UWA, WAA, GIIC, NIDA + Comentropy) and managed by CEITC, this industry gathering focused on “New Electronics, New Experience, New Consumption.” The event drew participation from close to 300 technology firms spanning 20 countries and regions globally.

The conference served as a central showcase for global scientific and technological breakthroughs, acting as a crucial link between groundbreaking innovations and future lifestyles.

During the opening ceremony, over 1,000 delegates from global industry, academic institutions, and international bodies convened for extensive discussions on advanced subjects like ultra-high-definition video, artificial intelligence, and wireless communication.

The conference’s exhibition areas were notably impressive, featuring the debut of international industry and standards organizations alongside several key thematic sectors:

These included intelligent terminals, smart vehicles, smart homes, new digital health technologies, and testing & certification, collectively illustrating a comprehensive innovation pathway from foundational technology to practical applications.

Within the Intelligent Terminals Zone, the complete HarmonyOS 6 product range was globally unveiled, encompassing five device types: TVs, PCs, tablets, smartphones, and wearables. The primary emphasis was placed on the seamless interoperability across these devices.

In the Smart Vehicle Zone, various automobile manufacturers presented functional vehicle cockpits, highlighting car-to-home connectivity solutions. These advanced intelligent cockpits showed deep integration with smart home ecosystems, enabling attendees to manage home appliances remotely through the in-car display and experience a connected lifestyle where “the home anticipates your arrival.”

The Smart Home Zone featured China Mobile’s Visual Network Family Large Model, offering extensive care solutions for the elderly, children, pets, and plants. A highlight was the inaugural family companion robot, capable of altering home settings via straightforward voice commands.

The Digital Health Zone displayed a diverse array of smart wearable technologies and remote healthcare platforms, illustrating the most recent advancements in digital health.

Within the New Technologies Zone, several chip manufacturers presented their chips, components, and solutions. These fundamental “core” products, despite their compact dimensions, are essential for powering intelligent devices throughout the entire ecosystem.

The Testing & Certification Zone saw Changeself Technology, Yongxie Technology, CQC, and TÜV Rheinland unveil their newest accomplishments in testing and certification, offering robust quality assurance for consumer electronics innovation.

Furthermore, the conference hosted the Audio Vivid Music Festival, which blended Chinese music with technological elements to deliver an immersive 3D sound experience based on the Audio Vivid standard. Concurrently, the national finals of the SparkLink Cup Application Game took place, spotlighting smart homes, AI robots, and other areas to foster innovation. The “Innovation Capital Forum” gathered over ten investment institutions, establishing a platform for high-growth projects to secure funding.

The consumer electronics industry in China is currently undergoing a pivotal transformation, shifting its focus from mere technology to profound innovation. CEIC 2025 served not only as a showcase of technological advancements but also as a hub for fostering innovation, driving industrial advancement, and promoting international collaboration.

At this event, foundational core technologies were intricately linked with end-user applications, innovative concepts were precisely matched with industrial resources, and Chinese ingenuity was closely aligned with the global marketplace.

The event underscored three fundamental tenets of China’s consumer electronics sector: its capacity for technology-driven innovation, its aptitude for ecological synergy and integration, and its commitment to global openness. As these competencies evolve, CEIC aims to consistently foster industrial innovation, enabling China’s consumer electronics to transition from merely producing goods to establishing technical standards and from tracking markets to defining global trends, thereby collectively shaping the future trajectory of the industry.