Under the Spotlight

Roboy, a humanoid robot made by German company Infineon Technologies. It was one of the most popular exhibits at the expo
Industrial robots by Nachi-Fujikoshi, a Japanese manufacturer, form a production line for spot welding and assembling
A flying car presented by Slovakian automaker Klein Vision. It is expected to be put into mass production in three years
A man enjoys the simulated experience of steering Chinese manned submersible Shenhai Yongshi, or Deep Sea Warrior, by using an analog device
A visitor gets his cornea examined with the help of a product by the Essilor Group, a French company that is a key player in ocular health
The first left atrial appendage closure device approved for sale in China. Produced by American medical equipment producer Boston Scientific, it is meant to be used to prevent strokes

Hi-tech products from around the world were a highlight of the Second China International Import Expo held in Shanghai on November 5-10, giving visitors glimpses into future life. They ranged from robotic manufacturing equipment to flying cars to articles of daily use. Beijing Review takes a look at some of the creations that will change our life one day.

(Text and Photos by Wei Yao)

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