The comprehensive exhibition of the 2021 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) is underway at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, which features achievements in the service sector from many countries and regions around the world.
At the entrance, four immersive digital "gardens" showcase China's development in services in the digital age, including technological advancements in products and services related to COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control. A nature monitoring artificial intelligent system, a model of a Boston subway train developed by China and an interactive system depicting the "Digital Forbidden City" are among the other tech-based service-related advancements on display at the "gardens."
An exhibition of China's achievements in the service sector at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, China. /CFP
More countries and regions are involved in this year's fair, showcasing their latest achievements in the service sector.
Environment-friendly paper-recycling machine
The water-free paper-recycling system developed by Epson. /CFP
Epson brought the world's first water-free paper-recycling system to CIFTIS. It can turn normal office-printed documents into a new type of recycled paper in three steps – defibrating, binding and forming.
Unlike the traditional paper-making process, no water is consumed in the system.
Documents to be recycled are transformed into fibers during the process, meaning all the information print on the original paper can be removed.
Network security system for 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter games
QI-ANXIN is the official sponsor for cybersecurity services and anti-virus software for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics. A big screen at the company's exhibition area shows a simulation of a command center system for network security at the winter games.
QI-ANXIN is the official sponsor for cybersecurity services and anti-virus software for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics. /CFP
Yuan Yishi, marketing director of QI-ANXIN, told CGTN there are three main challenges to ensure the network safety at the 2022 games.
"There are more than 60 stadiums and tens of thousands of core business systems," Yuan said, adding that there are nearly a million operational staff involved.
"Each one of them could become a weak point of network security," he said.
Once a system is under attack, the security system will alert in real-time, and the company will use different security strategies to handle different alarms.
A system to evaluate people's gait
An attendee experiences the body movement evaluation system by NEC. /CFP
A system that can evaluate spectators' movements has drawn great attention at the exhibition area. The system is presented by NEC Corporation and can generate a detailed report after evaluating users' gait, listing 36 parts of six sections of our bodies.
Its application scenarios include nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, as well as gyms.
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