Vision China to focus on intelligent technologies and innovation
Intelligent technologies and innovation, and the role they play in shaping the world will be the focus of the latest Vision China to be broadcast on Tuesday.
The session is organized by China Daily in collaboration with the information office of the Tianjin municipal government and will take place during the fourth World Intelligence Congress scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Themed "Intelligence New Era: Innovation, Energization and Ecology", the event will feature four prominent speakers: Ehud Levy, managing partner at Canaan Partners Israel and Israel partner of Lenovo Capital; Wang Feiyue, director of the State Key Laboratory for Management and Control of Complex Systems, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Paul Schulte, founder of Schulte Research and visiting professor at the International Business School of Zhejiang University; and Jose Pedro Magalhaes Lucas, dean of the Luban Workshop at the Polytechnic Institute of Setubal in Portugal.
They will share the latest research findings, industry practices and success stories and give their opinion on what to expect next in intelligent technologies and on how to foster collaboration and new growth drivers.
Launched in 2018 by China Daily, Vision China invites renowned political, business and academic speakers to tell China's story from a global perspective and discuss major China-related topics of international interest. It is a broad platform to make China's voice better heard around the world, as well as build a new channel to respond to global concerns on major China-related issues.
Vision China has been held 13 times so far in places including Beijing, Tianjin, Hangzhou, Macao, the United States, Britain and South Africa. The Tuesday event is the fifth Vision China session that has moved online due to COVID-19.
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