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AWE 2025 Concludes: AI-Industry Synergy Unveils Vision for Smart Living Across All Scenarios

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AWE 2025 Concludes: AI-Industry Synergy Unveils Vision for Smart Living Across All Scenarios
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AWE 2025 Concludes: AI-Industry Synergy Unveils Vision for Smart Living Across All Scenarios

2025-03-25 18:49 Last Updated At:19:05

SHANGHAI, March 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On March 23, the 2025 Appliance & Electronics World Expo (AWE2025) concluded at Shanghai New International Expo Centre after a four-day run. This year's event drew over 1,000 global leaders in home appliances and consumer electronics, and showcased tens of thousands of cutting-edge smart living products and solutions.

Haier introduced its pioneering "Eye of AI" technology, equipping smart devices not only to "process voice commands" but also to "visually interpret" their environments. Revolutionary applications include range hoods that track cooking pots, ovens that monitor grilling progress, and washing machines that analyze laundry cycles, all achieving effortless, hands-free appliance management. Huawei's upgraded Harmony Smart Home debuted experiential zones emphasizing intuitive voice control, air quality enhancement, and retrofit-friendly smart home solutions, redefining modern living. Hisense utilized its self-developed StarSea Large Model to evolve appliances from basic "functional tools" into proactive "AI companions", enhancing emotional intelligence and user-centric adaptability. Siemens' AI Vision simplifies cooking workflows; Gree's AI dynamic energy-saving technology enables instant efficiency on startup; Fotile unveiled the world's first AI-powered healthy cooking system, Healthy CookingGPT; and Robam premiered its "Culinary Master" AI model. Collectively, these innovations signal a transformative leap in AI-powered home technology.

Samsung's HoloDisplay uses 3D imaging to create floating holographic screens, while Sony has introduced an RGB high-density LED display system that delivers expanded color range, enhanced brightness, and precise control. Hisense unveiled the world's first 116-inch RGB-Mini LED TV (UX model), featuring their debut H7 AI imaging chip for unmatched color accuracy through RGB light-color synchronization. TCL also raised the bar with its Q10L series—the world's first fourth-gen QLED TVs, using "Myriad Zoning" technology to achieve more effective light control. Meanwhile, innovative devices like Huawei's foldable Pura X phone, RayNeo's X3 Pro AR glasses, and Shokz's OpenDots ONE earbuds are transforming how we experience sound and visuals.

First-time exhibitor Unitree introduced its G1 humanoid bot and nimble Go2 robotic dog. The event also spotlighted TCL's modular Ai Me companion robot, Haier and ROBOTERA's jointly developed home service robot "Xiaoxing," JD.com and Weilan Tech's collaborative robot dog, and humanoid "Xiaomai" developed by Dreame's subsidiary Magiclab. These intelligent, physical products are steadily moving from lab prototypes to everyday homes.

Amid the wave of AI-driven industrial integration, the "human-car-home" interconnected ecosystem has emerged as a central theme at AWE in recent years. Huawei highlighted several models under Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA), showcasing a comprehensive "human-car-home" ecosystem through seamless integration of smartphones, vehicle interfaces, and smart home devices. As the first-time NEV exhibitor, BYD debuted its Leopard 8 featuring the "Lingyuan" intelligent vehicle-mounted drone system and Denza N9, a tech-forward, safety-optimized, multi-functional SUV. AWE2025 also features a special "Mobile Home" section for NEVs for the first time, displaying popular models from NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, Zeekr, and Great Wall Motor.

AWE2025 launched the "AWE Shopping Festival," a collaborative effort by CHEAA, CMG General Manager's Office, and AWE. The festival merged online and offline engagement strategies, combining entertaining content, livestream shopping, and financial incentives to drive participation. The initiative partnered with leading platforms including JD.com, Tmall, Douyin, Suning, Xiaohongshu, Kuaishou, and Bilibili to launch extensive promotional campaigns.

AWE2025 concluded on a high note. Moving forward, AWE will remain a global trendsetter for the industry, driving high-end, intelligent, and eco-friendly upgrades while accelerating technological and product innovation. See you at AWE2026!

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AWE 2025 Concludes: AI-Industry Synergy Unveils Vision for Smart Living Across All Scenarios

AWE 2025 Concludes: AI-Industry Synergy Unveils Vision for Smart Living Across All Scenarios

BALI, Indonesia, April 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- After more than 16 years of welcoming guests to the lush highlands of Ciumbuleuit, Padma Hotel Bandung has officially entered a period of temporary closure as part of a bold and forward-looking transformation. Padma Hotels, the parent brand behind this beloved property, shared their thoughts with us on what this next chapter truly means for the hotel, for the guests, and for hospitality in Indonesia.

"This is not merely a renovation, it is a reinvention," shared Nandang Suryana, Corporate Director of Operations at Padma Hotels. "Padma Hotel Bandung has long been more than a destination. It is a place where stories unfold—morning walks in the mist, family reunions by the pool, the kind of everyday moments that stay with you. Our aim is to preserve the soul of the hotel while evolving every touchpoint to meet the desires of tomorrow's travelers."

The transformation will encompass a comprehensive expansion of guest rooms and suites, the introduction of fresh culinary experiences, enhanced wellness and recreational offerings, and architectural refinements that reflect both contemporary design and a deep reverence for the natural surroundings. A core focus of the project will also be sustainability—ensuring that the beauty of Ciumbuleuit remains untouched and celebrated.

"This evolution is part of our broader commitment across Padma Hotels to deliver thoughtful luxury rooted in place, culture, and care," Nandang continued. "As one of our flagship properties, Padma Hotel Bandung will emerge not just with a new look, but with renewed purpose."

When asked about guest sentiment, Padma Hotels acknowledged the deep emotional ties many have with the Bandung property. "We know how much this hotel means to our guests. That is exactly why this transformation is so important. We're not stepping away, we're stepping up."

During the closure period, guests are encouraged to explore other Padma Hotels destinations across Indonesia. From the breezy beachfront lifestyle at Padma Resort Legian and the spiritual calm of Padma Resort Ubud, to the urban elegance of Padma Hotel Semarang and the industrial oasis of Resinda Hotel Karawang, the signature Padma experience remains accessible across diverse landscapes.

As for what awaits upon reopening? Padma Hotels promises more than new features. "We are creating a space that feels both familiar and surprising. A place where returning guests will feel seen, new guests will feel our signature hospitality, and the whole sensation of being home far away from home," Nandang concluded.

For updates on the transformation journey and future reopening details, please visit www.padmahotelbandung.com or follow @padmabandung on social media.

About Padma Hotels

Previously known as Sekar Alliance Hotel Management, Padma Hotels has two exclusive properties on the island of Bali, a hillside town of Bandung, a prestigious highland of Semarang, and an industrial area in Karawang. All of them are inspired by the rich artistry and cultural heritage of these unique locations. This is reflected through the design aesthetic as well as the gracious hospitality of each property. Padma Hotels is committed to the care and comfort of its guests through dedicated service and up-to-date facilities. Padma Resort Legian and Padma Resort Ubud are the perfect introduction to the carefree ambiance of tropical living, Padma Hotel Bandung uplifts the senses with breathtaking natural scenery, Padma Hotel Semarang brings resort ambiance and contemporary opulence to the city, while Resinda Hotel Karawang, managed by Padma Hotels, is an oasis in the centre of the industrial area.

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