At MWC 2018, Lenovo highlighted Augmented Intelligence as its core strategy and unveiled its vision for technological innovation in 2018. From new voice-activated Yoga series devices to innovative data center solutions, Lenovo showcased a new way of life through AR, VR, and voice-activated technologies at MWC 2018.

At MWC 2018, Lenovo Motorola unveiled innovative Moto Mods that help users monitor their health alongside premium smartphone features. Moto Mods expand the capabilities of Lenovo's Moto Z series smartphones, allowing users to easily add desired features through modular accessories. Specifically, Health Mod accurately and easily measures five vital signs, including systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

Lenovo also announced plans to release new products in its Yoga series, a 2-in-1 line designed for the mobile generation. The Yoga series, a premium notebook brand that pioneered the convertible form factor, features a modern design, powerful performance, and tablet portability. The Yoga 730 features both Cortana and Alexa built-in, offering choice and recognizing voice commands from across the room. The Yoga 730 will be available in 13-inch and 15-inch models, while the Yoga 530 will be available in a 14-inch version.

In addition to the Yoga brand, Lenovo also introduced its educational two-in-one products, the Lenovo 500e, 300e Chromebook and 100e Chromebook. The 300e Chromebook is designed to protect against spills and drops and features Lenovo Enhanced Touch technology, allowing you to interact with the display using everyday objects, even without a dedicated stylus. The 500e Chromebook features Google's innovative EMR™ Pen, featuring lag-free algorithms for handwriting and sketching.

First announced at CES 2018, the new Lenovo Smart Display combines the voice capabilities of the Google Assistant with a vivid Full HD touchscreen display. It acts as a hub for smart home devices, from lighting to heating, all controlled with just your voice or a quick glance at the display. Also on display were the standalone headset, the Lenovo Mirage Solo; the VR content creation tool, the Lenovo Mirage Camera; and the Star Wars: Jedi Challenges experience, which combines the Mirage AR headset with a lightsaber controller.

Lenovo's Data Center Group has strengthened its intelligent technology innovations in two emerging areas: communications and IoT. With rapid innovation in mobile and smart devices, the communications industry is undergoing tremendous transformation with the advent of 5G networks. In line with this, Lenovo will be launching performance-optimized products based on ThinkSystem SR650 and SR630 servers and switches, Red Hat OpenStack, and Mellanox ConnectX-4 NI for accelerated packet processing.

Meanwhile, Lenovo, in collaboration with China Mobile, will showcase a 5G-ready base station that virtualizes both the central unit (CU) and distributed unit (DU). Demonstrations of Lenovo's "Device to Datacenter" solution will be available at MWC 2018 from February 26 to March 1. Additionally, at the Intel booth at MWC, Lenovo will showcase its own optimized 5G network solution based on the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650 server.