Chongqing -The 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025), the world’s largest technology event, officially opened in Las Vegas on January 7. The event has drawn participants from over 160 countries and regions and features more than 320 Fortune Global 500 companies.

Notably, over 1,300 Chinese exhibitors are participating this year, representing around 30% of the total exhibition. Among them are prominent global brands such as Lenovo, TCL, Hisense, and BOE, making China the largest foreign exhibitor at CES 2025.

In a standout development, several high-tech companies from Chongqing have taken center stage, showcasing cutting-edge innovations in AI, robotics, autonomous driving, smart home solutions, and electric two-wheelers. These exhibitors not only highlight the technological prowess of "Made in Chongqing" but also offer a glimpse into the city’s growing role in the global tech ecosystem.

XbotPark, a tech incubator based in the Chongqing Liangjiang New Area, has brought nearly 40 teams and its shared factory platform to CES. The company focuses on AI, robotics, smart homes, healthcare, and more.

Among the standout products is Hengbot’s AI-powered robotic dog, Sirius. Designed to mimic the movements and behaviors of real dogs, Sirius is a high-dynamics robot that integrates advanced AI to interpret and respond to human commands. The robot supports various interaction modes, including app, remote control, and AR/VR, offering a dynamic, immersive user experience.

Hengbot Sirius is a smart robotic dog. (Photo/Mingyue Lake Industrial Innovation Park)

Kang Xiaohu, co-founder and CFO of Hengbot, explained that Sirius was designed to be both a warm, intelligent companion for modern homes and a sophisticated piece of engineering. The robotic companion also serves as a central control hub for other smart home devices, responding to voice commands and managing various home systems, effectively acting as a command center for the entire household. 

Sirius, the smart robotic dog, has been included in the official CES video. (Photo/Mingyue Lake Industrial Innovation Park)

He emphasized that beyond entertainment, it also serves as a development platform, allowing tech enthusiasts to expand its capabilities through open-source interfaces.

Another notable innovation is Chongqing Wujie Qihang Innovation Technology Co., Ltd.’s Nearby braille display. The device offers a unique design and high performance to improve reading efficiency and quality for blind individuals while also reducing reading costs.

"Nearby" braille reading terminal. (Photo/Mingyue Lake Industrial Innovation Park)

The product has garnered significant attention from both the public and industry professionals. Li Cheng, CEO of Wujie Qihang, highlighted that CES 2025 provided valuable opportunities to connect with global distributors and receive important feedback, all of which will support the company’s international expansion efforts.

Beidou Intelligent Connected Vehicle (BICV) showcased more than 30 products in the fields of smart cockpit, autonomous driving, cabin-driving integration, and positioning communication. BICV’s presence at CES is a key step in its global strategy.

BICV has successfully entered overseas markets, including the Middle East and Southeast Asia. (Photo/Shangyou New)

In 2024, the company saw a significant uptick in overseas sales, with several of its cockpit products achieving AA/CA certification and exporting directly to Europe and North America. The company is now expanding into the Middle East and Southeast Asia, with plans to meet the evolving needs of international markets by continuously pushing technological boundaries.

During CES 2025, it was clear that Chinese companies—particularly those from Chongqing—are increasingly driving global innovation across various tech sectors, positioning themselves as key players in the future of consumer electronics and intelligent technology.