Author | Chuan Chuan

Editor | Da Feng

CES has just wrapped up, and once again, the Chinese tech delegation has stolen the spotlight.

From the AI revolution to the rise of robotics, from smart mobility solutions to the Internet of Everything, Chinese companies are reshaping global consumer electronics trends with their cutting-edge technologies.

The following ten companies showcased their prowess at CES, illustrating how Chinese tech's global expansion is significantly influencing the world.

Geely Auto

Intelligent Electric Mobility: Transforming the Global Automotive Industry

At CES, Geely Auto positioned 'Intelligent Electrification for the Future' as its core theme, presenting a full-stack technological solution that spans from its SEA architecture to intelligent cockpits and autonomous driving systems. Its latest models boast advanced intelligent driving capabilities, enabling point-to-point autonomous driving experiences. Additionally, Geely integrates aerospace technologies such as satellite communications and low-orbit satellite navigation into the automotive ecosystem. Meanwhile, Geely's inaugural in-depth overseas display of battery and electric drive technologies highlighted its vertical integration prowess in the three-electric system domain. Through technological exports and a global footprint, Geely is propelling the global automotive industry towards electrification and intelligence, leveraging its dual strengths in vehicle manufacturing and core technologies to underscore the global competitiveness of Chinese automotive brands.

Lenovo

AI PC Revolution: Pioneering the Next Generation of Personal Computing

Lenovo made waves at CES by launching the world's first AI PC series, featuring built-in dedicated neural network chips for localized large model operation and privacy-protected AI applications. Its dual-screen notebook concept, the Yoga Book 9i, and the rollable-screen notebook prototype redefine human-computer interaction through flexible display technology. As a leader in the PC industry, Lenovo is transitioning from a hardware manufacturer to an 'AI solution provider,' driving the global PC industry into a new era of intelligent evolution through the deep integration of AI and personalized computing. This underscores the pivotal role of Chinese companies in transforming computing architectures. Lenovo Chairman Yang Yuanqing also reaffirmed Lenovo's AI identity by sharing the Zinc Finance article 'Lenovo is No Longer Just a Hardware Company' on his social media.

TCL

Leading the Global Display Revolution: Crafting a Fully Connected Smart Life

TCL showcased its undisputed leadership in display technology at CES, featuring the world premiere of quantum dot Mini-LED TVs, flexible OLED innovative screens, and Micro-LED giant screen TVs. Its 'Screen Connects Everything' strategy seamlessly integrates cutting-edge display technologies with smart homes and commercial solutions, creating a fully connected smart experience that spans from home entertainment to commercial displays. Leveraging the vertical integration advantages of CSOT's industrial chain and its global brand footprint, TCL is setting new standards for global consumer electronics visual experiences through continuous breakthroughs in display quality, form factors, and interconnected ecosystems. This showcases the leap from Chinese manufacturing to Chinese 'intelligence' manufacturing and Chinese 'screen' manufacturing.

Dreame Technology

Bionic Robots: Ushering in a New Era of Home Intelligence

Dreame made a stunning debut at CES with its bionic quadruped robot, Eame One second generation, equipped with self-developed joint motors and an AI environmental perception system capable of complex maneuvers such as climbing stairs and obstacle avoidance. Meanwhile, its new X40 series robotic vacuum cleaner introduces robotic arm technology into home scenarios for the first time, achieving precise 'hand-eye coordination' cleaning. From cleaning appliances to bionic robots, Dreame demonstrates the rapid breakthroughs of Chinese companies in the consumer robotics sector through technology migration of ultra-high-speed motors and SLAM navigation algorithms, revealing the future form of global home intelligent terminals.

Qianli

Urban-Scale L4 Autonomous Driving Solution: Integrating Autonomous Driving into Urban Landscapes

Qianli unveiled its L4 autonomous driving solution tailored for complex urban roads at CES, achieving high-precision positioning and recognition in adverse weather and nighttime scenarios through its self-developed 'Qianren' multi-sensor fusion perception system. Already deployed in multiple global ports and mining areas, the solution showcased new unmanned applications in urban delivery and sanitation sweeping, enabling vehicle-road-cloud integrated collaboration through real-time interaction with cloud-based scheduling platforms. Leveraging deep industry expertise, Qianli is expanding into broader urban scenarios, showcasing the systemic engineering capabilities of Chinese autonomous driving companies in commercializing autonomous driving and providing a replicable Chinese solution for global urban intelligence.

iFLYTEK

AI Voice Planet: Facilitating Seamless Global Dialogue

iFLYTEK's AI translator 4.0, showcased at CES, supports real-time transcription in 83 languages, achieving precise recognition of dialects and Old English for the first time. Its educational AI product, the 'AI Learning Machine T20 Pro,' integrates cognitive large models to generate personalized knowledge graphs. Through deep布局 (strategic placement) in vertical scenarios like smart healthcare and urban digital twins, iFLYTEK breaks language and cultural barriers with globally leading voice interaction and multimodal cognitive technologies, making Chinese AI's foundational capabilities the 'voice infrastructure' for global digital transformation and reshaping human-machine collaboration paradigms.

Tuya Smart

Everything Intelligently Connected: Building a Global IoT Operating System

Tuya Smart showcased cross-brand, cross-category interconnected smart home solutions at CES, with its IoT cloud platform connecting over 1 million device SKUs globally. By launching edge gateways supporting the Matter protocol and the industry's first AIoT chip, Tuya is constructing an open ecosystem that integrates 'hardware + platform + ecosystem,' helping overseas brands rapidly achieve product intelligence. As a leading global IoT cloud platform, Tuya promotes global smart home industry integration from fragmentation with Chinese-architected interconnection standards, becoming the 'connector' of the intelligent connectivity era.

SenseTime

Large Models + Robots: Building Urban Intelligence Entities

SenseTime showcased its 'SenseNova' large model system, featuring the AI painting platform 'Miaohua,' intelligent driving solutions, and AI chess-playing robots. Its urban-scale AI cloud platform enables real-time analysis of 10,000 video streams, aiding overseas smart city construction. Through dual-wheel driving of 'large models + robots,' SenseTime upgrades computer vision technologies from point applications to systemic urban intelligence solutions, showcasing the engineering capabilities of Chinese AI companies in complex scenario deployments and providing Oriental wisdom for global urban governance.

Unitree Robotics

Pioneer in Humanoid Robots: Sparking the General-Purpose Robot Wave

Unitree premiered its new-generation humanoid robot, H1, at CES, boasting a maximum joint torque of 360Nm and a dynamic walking speed of 3.3m/s, setting industry records. Equipped with fully self-developed motors and model predictive control algorithms, the robot performs high-dynamic tasks such as handling and dancing. As the first Chinese company to mass-produce consumer-grade quadruped robots globally, Unitree drives humanoid robots from laboratories to commercialization through breakthroughs in high-power density joint technologies, making Chinese innovation a key variable in the global general-purpose robotics race.

Qingxian Smart Chair

Healthy Office Innovator: Reshaping Ergonomics with AI

Qingxian Smart Chair unveiled the world's first smart office chair equipped with a multimodal perception system at CES, featuring built-in biosensor arrays to monitor user heart rate, pressure distribution, and posture in real-time. Utilizing AI algorithms, it dynamically adjusts lumbar support and seat cushioning for proactive health interventions. Combined with cloud-based health data analysis, it generates personalized sedentary reminders and stretching exercise recommendations, upgrading traditional seating into 'preventive health management terminals.' Qingxian showcases the deep thinking of Chinese home tech companies on future office scenarios through innovative integration of smart hardware, biosensing, and health management, providing a new intelligent paradigm for global healthy office spaces.

Conclusion

From Geely Auto's intelligent electric globalization to Unitree's humanoid robots, these ten companies represent the underlying logic of Chinese tech's global expansion—no longer centered on low-cost manufacturing, but reshaping global industry standards with foundational technological innovations.

On the CES stage, the Chinese contingent is deeply integrating key technologies like AI, robotics, intelligent driving, and health IoT to export 'hardcore tech solutions' to the world.

Whether it's Qianli's intelligent driving transformation of urban arteries or Qingxian Smart Chair's redefinition of personal health spaces, they signify that Chinese tech has transitioned from a 'follower' to a 'definer,' continuously driving profound transformations in global consumer electronics and even industrial structures.