CINEVE 2026 / 2026 High-Quality Development Case Sharing of Intelligent Equipment and Forward-Looking Technology Seminar Successfully Held at Capital International Exhibition & Convention Center

March 14, 2026, Beijing – The 2026 Intelligent Equipment High-Quality Development Case Sharing and Forward-Looking Technology Seminar, hosted by the China Equipment Management Association New Energy Vehicle Industry Development Promotion Center, was grandly launched at the Capital International Exhibition & Convention Center (Conference Center) in Beijing.

The conference, with the theme "Soft-Hard Integration, Data-Driven – Building a New Ecosystem for Lean Manufacturing and Flexible Delivery in the Full Automotive Factory Supply Chain," brought together 26 leaders from 13 major automotive companies and 33 representatives from 32 leading enterprises in the intelligent equipment sector. Through keynote speeches, case sharing, closed-door discussions, and supply-demand matching sessions, the event deeply explored the future pathways for intelligent manufacturing in the new energy vehicle sector.

1. Building a High-Quality Industry Matchmaking Platform through Full-Chain Collaboration 

Attendees included leaders from the manufacturing engineering, process innovation, and technology departments of major automotive companies such as Geely, NIO, Lantu, FAW, Changan, SAIC Maxus, Tesla, and BAIC. Also present were chairmen, general managers, and technical executives from equipment companies such as Yuejiang Technology, Noke Intelligent, Dequewell, Fitt Testing, Aqiou Technology, Zhenchang Intelligent, and Shangzhan Mould.

2. Cutting-Edge Technologies Showcased, Demonstrating the Hardcore Strength of Intelligent Equipment

The seminar was divided into two main sections: “Morning: Development Trends and Case Sharing” and “Afternoon: Keynote Speeches and Topic Discussions.” Core presentations focused on the following technologies:

• Robotic Assistance Solutions in Lean Production

• High-Efficiency Conveying Equipment and Intelligent Lean Production Systems

• Innovative Applications of Bus Technology in the Automotive Industry

• Domestic PLC Implementation in Building a New Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem

• AI Vision Platforms and Leading Practices in OEM Intelligent Manufacturing

• The Application Potential of “AI+3D+Embodied Intelligence” Technology in the Full Process of Stamping, Welding, and Coating.

3. OEMs and Supply Chain Companies Shared Their Application Cases in Intelligent Manufacturing

As an OEM representative, Changan Automobile proposed that the future of automotive development is “intelligent automotive robots.” They shared challenges and practices in responding to “mass customization” needs, expanding the supply chain overseas, and building digital factories (5G, data-driven, predictive maintenance). They believe that the transformation of hardware production lines will be the next big opportunity.

Several supporting suppliers showcased their innovations in their respective fields:

• Chengde Huayuan focused on domestic alternatives and flexibility in the final assembly line.

• Yuejiang Technology promoted collaborative robots with “electronic skin” to achieve human-machine integration.

• A visual inspection company provided quality inspection solutions covering the entire process from stamping, welding, painting, to final assembly.

• Shangzhan Mould solved the industry pain point of repetitive investment in traditional jigs through highly versatile measuring tools.

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During the discussion session, automotive companies and supply chain partners further revealed common industry challenges, such as high data storage costs leading to unclear ROI, and the need for early collaboration between OEMs and equipment suppliers to break the bottleneck of “full-chain automation.” They also explored sustainable business models empowered by AI.

4. In-Depth Discussions on the New Chapter of AI and Manufacturing Integration 

During the discussion session, attendees engaged in deep intellectual exchanges on two main topics: the “Soft-Hard Integration, Data-Driven” full-chain lean manufacturing, and two subtopics—“AI Applications in Automotive Manufacturing Equipment Management Systems” and “Revolutionary Applications of AI Vision Technology.”

This conference is not only a showcase for technological achievements but also an important platform for promoting collaborative innovation across the industry chain. By bringing together the top minds in the industry, the 2026 China International New Energy Vehicle Supply Chain Conference and Intelligent Equipment Special Closed-Door Symposium will inject strong momentum into the intelligent upgrade of China’s new energy vehicle industry.