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On October 24th, the 86th China Educational Equipment Exhibition opened in Qingdao. With the core theme of "Artificial Intelligence Leading the High-Quality Development of Educational Equipment," the exhibition, covering 120,000 square meters, attracted over 800 companies showcasing their latest products and core technologies. Focusing on the goal of empowering China with education through artificial intelligence, the exhibition innovatively adopted an "online + offline" hybrid exhibition model. Utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as AI, 5G, 3D, VR, and big data analytics, the exhibition created an immersive online 3D exhibition hall covering ten categories, including laboratory equipment, subject classrooms, and information technology. Through five core components: exhibition displays, new product launches, academic exchanges, supply and demand matching, and special events, the exhibition established a high-end platform for technical exchange, industrial innovation, and collaborative collaboration. As a professional exhibition focused on the innovative development of educational equipment, this year's exhibition brought together a group of leading companies. According to statistics, 470 exhibitors at this year's expo are national high-tech enterprises, specialized "little giants" (specialized, specialized, and innovative), and technology "little giants," representing 59% of the total. These exhibitors hold a cumulative 101,500 patents and 11,800 software copyrights. Concurrently with the expo, over 20 special conferences and press conferences on new products, technologies, and achievements will be held, focusing on hot topics such as artificial intelligence, information technology innovation in education, and the low-altitude economy, to support the high-quality development of the industry.
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Reporters learned from multiple sources that in mid-October, JD.com, Meituan, and Ele.me, among others, were investigated by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) on the same day. The investigations involved food safety and the food delivery platforms' review of merchant qualifications. An employee of one of the platforms under investigation told the Economic Observer that this investigation differed from previous interviews with relevant business managers. SAMR staff visited the companies that day, recording the entire process with body cameras, and requested that the business managers return to the company for questioning. Some companies were questioned on-site for several days, while others remained passive in their cooperation. The employee revealed that in addition to the three major food delivery platforms, Douyin Group was also under investigation. Since 2022, Douyin has entered the instant retail market through its "Hourly Delivery" service, currently offering products such as flowers, cakes, and fresh produce. A representative from another platform under investigation explained to the Economic Observer that one of the triggers for the investigation was a user who purchased a mismatched cake from a food delivery platform—the brand of the cake they ordered and received was different. The user raised concerns about the platform's merchant qualifications and reported the issue to regulatory authorities. The regulatory authorities' investigation found that the problematic merchants had entered multiple platforms, and more than one platform had the problem of cakes not being what was advertised.
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