If the US has CES, China has AWE.
Published2018.02.08 16:48A total of 10 exhibition halls are planned, with an industry-expected 250,000 visitors.
Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are also expected to participate.
Hosted by the China Home Appliances Association, the Appliances & Electronics World Expo (AWE) will be held in Shanghai, China, for four days, starting March 8th. Featuring 10 exhibition halls and over 800 participating companies, AWE is experiencing rapid growth, fueled by the rapid rise of the Chinese economy and the rising standards of living of its people.
Hosting over 800 exhibitors including Haier, Midea, Samsung, LG, BSH, Whirlpool, Sony, Panasonic, Sharp, and Philips, AWE showcases a wide range of products, from home appliances to digital products, communications products, smart homes, smart applications, and cloud platforms.
With a total of 82 events taking place alongside the exhibition, this year's AWE will also feature the International Technology AI Chip Innovation Conference and a press release on SDKs for smart device cloud interconnection.
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