Wang Jingli

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INNOVATIVE products developed by universities in Shenzhen, including Shenzhen Institute of Information Technology (SZIIT), Shenzhen University (SZU) and Shenzhen Polytechnic (SZPT), are being exhibited at the 22nd China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center.

SZIIT has brought 29 technology items in fields including artificial intelligence, green building, biomedicine and intelligent manufacturing to CHTF.

An underwater robot called ROV, developed by a team led by Professor Li Huazhong with SZIIT, can complete various professional operations such as real-time video transmission and sonar image rendering even in high-risk, zero-visibility waters.

A total of 10 new platforms, jointly built by SZIIT and companies such as Huawei and DOBOT, were also inaugurated Thursday at SZIIT’s booth in Hall 1.

At the booth, a health food attracted the attention of the public.

The health food, made of pure natural ingredients, has been proven efficient in preventing diabetes and serving as adjuvant therapy to those with diabetes through experiments.

Compared to traditional medicine for diabetes patients, the food has no side effects, according to a presenter at the venue.

The formula, primarily an active substance of a marine organism, can be made into different types of foods such as bread, noodles and drinking powder.

In addition to the food, SZPT also exhibited other high-tech products including a robot for military use.

SZU’s 105 projects related to fields including artificial intelligence, big data analysis, new material, 4D printing and environmental protection are being exhibited in Hall 9 of the fair.

This year marks the 20th year for SZU to attend the annual CHTF.