China Unidata on Sunday unveiled a "holographic" digital and intelligent platform that connects logistics networks including highways, railways, and aviation, using artificial intelligence (AI).
The platform, released at a sub-forum of the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference and the High-level Meeting on Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence, features a core technology called the "logistics driving project." Relying on a six-layer progressive capability system, it connects the entire chain from AI infrastructure construction to business value delivery, providing logistics companies with quantifiable business value.
An AI+ logistics open source community, which provides logistics companies with a low-cost, intelligent toolkit to help small and medium-sized logistics enterprises develop better, was also launched at the forum.
The 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance concluded in Shanghai on Monday.
New AI products released at 2026 WAIC to empower logistics
Young athletes from both sides of the Taiwan Strait came together on the baseball diamond in Xiamen City, east China's Fujian Province, on Sunday, as the sport serves as a bridge for friendship and exchanges, facilitated by local organizers.
As part of the National Youth Baseball League this year, the three-day event in the city's Xiang'an District attracted over 200 young players representing nine teams from both sides of the Taiwan Strait to show off their skills and exchange experiences.
"Meeting good players from the other side, I can learn what makes them so skilled and improve myself. It’s a wonderful opportunity to exchange skills and make friends through baseball," said Zhang, a baseball player from Taiwan.
"It's great to interact with different players and learn new things," said Xu, a baseball player from Taiwan's Kinmen County. This event leverages Xiang'an's advantageous location to deepen youth exchanges between schools across the Taiwan Strait. The organizers aim to build a long-lasting platform for youth baseball competitions, fostering better understanding and friendship among young people through sports.
"This is one of the earliest and most frequently used bases for cross-Strait exchanges. We hope to use the platform to gather more young enthusiasts of baseball from both sides of the Taiwan Strait in Xiang'an," said Song Huojin, deputy director of the organizing committee.
Baseball swings young people closer from across Taiwan Strait
