A glimpse of our future: day 5 of CIIE through Shanghai Daily's lens

South Korean company Amorepacific can create a customized face mask on site by emplying 3D printing technology. Read more about it. >>

Swede-made Elekta Unity is the first high field MR/RT system in the world. 

Roboy, a 3D-printed humanoid, at Infineon's booth is very popular at the expo. Read more about it. >>

Qualcomm displays two models of 5g devices. The one on the left was presented are last year's expo while on the right is one newly designed for this year. 

A cartoon character appears on a screen display whenever the display senses someone passing by.

A visitor to the expo tries driving using virtual reality technology.

The Samsung Galaxy Fold.

5G is the buzz word at the CIIE.  Read more about it. >>

Siemens displays the 5G technology used for remote surgery. Read more about it. >>

Visitors play virtual reality games using Samsung's headsets.

An automatic garbage sorting machine on display at the ABB booth. 

A flying car from Slovakian company Klein Vision Ltd in the Automobile Hall. The flying car, named AirCar, can be operated both in the air and on the ground. Read more about it. >>

A model of China's manned submersible Shenhai Yongshi, or Deep Sea Warrior.

A visitor tries the Deep-Sea Warrior simulator using virtual reality technology. 

 It only takes minutes for SRA spot welding robots from Japanese company Nachi to weld the body of an automobile.