Beijing InfoComm China 2023 concluded on 21st July after a three-day run at the China National Convention Center.
The trade show saw 33,842 visitors from over 40 countries and regions while 400 exhibitors – including 61 first-time exhibitors – occupied the show floor. The show spanned 60,000 square metres across all nine halls of CNCC.
Exhibitors present showcased their latest innovations while also sharing insights on the latest trends and advancements in the industry.
Jospeh Zhai, sales director of DigiBird Technology, commented: “We received a higher number of visitors compared to previous editions, including enterprise owners, system integrators, and various manufacturers visiting and learning from each other. Beijing InfoComm China is a highly anticipated exhibition in the industry, and the participating brands and manufacturers are among the best in the industry.”
International companies like Barco, Christie and more exhibited alongside China-based ones like AOTO and Dingtalk, among others. International brands engaged with their Chinese counterparts while local brands interacted with solution-seekers from around the world.
One of the show highlights include NIXTechcase, a platform for visitors to get a glimpse of the future of AV tech. Through a stimulation showcase, six new start-ups presented their next-generation AV tech solutions for various sectors such as enterprise, education, healthcare, entertainment and retail.
This showcase also emphasised China’s strong technology development, production and implementation.
Throughout the three-day event, dedicated sharing sessions across different industries took place with the main purpose of improving organisational practices and strategies. These sessions include industry forums, technical seminar and networking opportunities between leaders.
Richard Tan, executive director of InfoComm Asia, concluded: “We live in a world of interconnected people, communities, cities, countries, industries and markets. Beijing InfoComm China demonstrates this interconnectivity as each edition serves as a building block for the next one, providing the catalyst for ideas and future great inventions to showcase at the next edition.”
Beijing InfoComm China will return in 2024.