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The
2019 editions of Shanghai Intelligent Building Technology (SIBT) and
Shanghai Smart Home Technology (SSHT) concluded successfully on 5
September. While SIBT debuted the Shanghai Smart Office Technology
(SSOT) zone, introducing IoT technology to enrich office environments,
SSHT continued to ride on the fast-growing real estate market in China,
extending the concept of smart homes to a community-wide level. With
the concurrently held Parking China, the trade fairs encompassed
intelligent buildings, homes, parking, offices and community topics,
completing the smart technology ecosystem.
SIBT and SSHT spanned halls W2 to W4
at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. As well-recognised
industry platforms in China, the two trade fairs and Parking China
collectively attracted over 280 exhibitors and 30,374 professional
buyers. Meanwhile, the total exhibition area reached 28,750 sqm.
With the success of SIBT and SSHT,
Ms Lucia Wong, Deputy General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (Hong Kong) Co
Ltd shared her gratitude toward the co-organisers. “Supported by the
Intelligent Engineering Branch of China Exploration and Design
Association (CEEDI), SIBT was held successfully again this year. The
trade fair also debuted the SSOT zone, further completing the smart
industry ecosystem. Meanwhile, SSHT and China Smart Home Industry
Alliance (CSHIA) cooperated to promote smart home concepts in real
estate and smart communities. Spurred by the development of 5G and AI
technology, the intelligent industry is now growing on a fast track.
SIBT and SSHT also strive to be ideal business platforms for the
industry, presenting original trends and technology insights through
myriad forums and seminars.”
Aiming to create a favourable
business environment, SIBT and SSHT invited delegations from overseas
to connect with exhibitors, including representatives from Asia
Institute of Intelligent Buildings (AIIB), Panasonic, Thailand D-One
Decor Co., Ltd, Thailand e-Business Centre (TeC) and Terma Products
(UK) Ltd. The trade fairs’ new business matching service also offered a
one-to-one channel for companies and associations to better discuss
potential business interests.
Key industry trends illustrated through 16 seminars
This
year, leading corporations were again invited to speak at forums and
seminars, including Alibaba DingTalk, Huawei, Microsoft (China),
Country Garden, China Telecom, HP China, Siemens, Schneider, Haier,
Signify, Ikea, ABB and Hager. With SIBT, SSHT, Parking China and SSOT
combined, over 120 speakers highlighted key industry trends at 16
forums and seminars.
The trade fairs also invited the
China Academy of Information Communications Technology Department of
Strategic Planning & Research of CTTL – Terminals to envision a
smart living concept aided by 5G, AIoT & IoT facilities in real
estate. Meanwhile, standard protocol alliances, such as Bluetooth,
Wi-Fi, EnOcean, Zigbee, KNX and ZETA, highlighted the new changes in
building technology through individual events.
As the furnished apartments market
grows in China, real estate developers are incorporating smart home
elements to appeal to home buyers. Together with China Smart Home
Industry Alliance (CSHIA), SSHT discussed creating a smart community
from a developer’s perspective. Smart home system integrators also
congregated at a conference held by SSHT and QJ.Smartech, learning
about common integration problems and possible solutions.
Co-organised by SIBT and CEEDI, a
smart building forum discussed the application of IoT technology.
Furthermore, making a first appearance this year, SSOT cooperated with
ZhiXing XiaoZheng to analyse the benefits of smart offices over
traditional workspaces from a user’s perspective. Held together with
International WELL Building Institute, another smart office seminar
shed light on the future of technology-enriched workspaces. Exhibitors
also shared positive views on SSOT. Lenovo thinkplus Project Director
Pengbo Yuan commented, “Not only are we satisfied with the visitor
number, but these clients are also our target audience. Visitors from
different backgrounds all agreed that it is time for workspaces to
change, and have therefore visited our booth to learn how.”
For
more information on Light + Building shows worldwide, please visit
www.light-building.com/brand. To learn more about SSHT and SIBT, please
visit www.building.messefrankfurt.com.cn or email
building@china.messefrankfurt.com.
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