Among the first attractions to welcome visitors will be an AI-powered humanoid robot from Chinese company Unitree that will perform boxing moves, balance exercises and other demonstrations. The robot dog can also navigate through exhibition halls crowded with technology experts and investors. These exhibits highlight the growing interest in machines designed to work alongside people in warehouses, factories and distribution centers. Organizers said this year’s event focuses on the practical uses of AI, demonstrating how companies are already applying the technology in a wide range of sectors.
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Beyond robotics, companies are launching AI-driven products aimed at everyday life. Samsung is showcasing connected home appliances, including a smart refrigerator that can track food and generate digital shopping lists through a touchscreen interface.
Interactive educational games and large digital displays also attract attention throughout the exhibition floor. The event, which runs until June 20 in Paris, brings together startups and industry leaders from around the world. The discussions, which will include technology executives and international delegations, are expected to focus on innovation, digital infrastructure and the growing role of artificial intelligence in both business and consumer products.
