The 3rd China (Mianyang) Hi-Tech & Science Expo organized by China International Technology Transfer Center will be held from September 17-21st of this year. Find out how to participate and further details with the following link. Or email our colleague at xma@chinatis.com for more information and invitation letter.
http://sw.cittc.net/mykbh/en/index.php
When the Chinese bullet train will be operational it will be nearly as fast as the Maglev train in Japan. Earlier this year the Maglev hit 590 km/h, a record-breaking speed. These trains in Asia are capable of more than three times the speed of the rail network in Australia and twice the top speed of most fast trains in the United States [read more] http://www.itechpost.com/articles/15061/20150705/chinese-bullet-trains-magnet-synchronous-traction-system.htm
Space remains the ‘final frontier’ for our world and Beijing is exploring new ways to journey beyond Earth's boundaries. Yet in addition to a spirit of adventure, jetting off into orbit has led to major advances for science and technology. Consequently, Chinese companies are boosting investments and R&D (Research & Development) support for the satellite technology industry. [read more] http://english.cntv.cn/2015/07/07/ARTI1436259088479339.shtml
Two technologies which are sure to lead the way to a brighter future, as well as boatloads of profits for those developing them, are 3D printing and robotics. These two industries have the potential to change the way we do nearly everything from manufacturing products to interacting with computers on a daily basis. When you combine them both, however, that’s when things may get a bit scary. [read more] http://3dprint.com/80782/3d-printed-robot-chinese/
3D printing has played a huge role in making the impossible possible. This certainly has pertained to the medical field quite a lot as of late, as doctors from around the world are finally realizing the benefits that the technology can provide, both inside and outside the operating room. For one man in China, 3D printing literally helped save his life. [read more] http://3dprint.com/80273/3d-printed-sacral-prosthesis/ #technology #china #3dprinting
The machine was designed by China’s National University of Defense Technology and deployed at the National Supercomputer Center in Guangzhou. Its top performance is measured as 33.86 quadrillion floating point operations in a single second. A floating point operation, or flop, is a math problem that involves fractions, and when measured in quadrillions (which follows trillions) they are referred to as petaflops.[read more] https://lnkd.in/bVGRKkx
Space remains the ‘final frontier’ for our world and Beijing is exploring new ways to journey beyond Earth's boundaries. Yet in addition to a spirit of adventure, jetting off into orbit has led to major advances for science and technology. Consequently, Chinese companies are boosting investments and R&D (Research & Development) support for the satellite technology industry. [read more] https://lnkd.in/bkNQsmC
Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Sun Weidong said on Saturday that the Chinese government would establish a bio-tech research laboratory under a venture for strengthening agriculture sector in Pakistan. [read more] https://lnkd.in/bnAw3zr
