STAR Market Companies Showcase at World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Unleashing New Momentum for Intelligent Manufacturing in China

Source: Shanghai Securities News · www.cnstock.com

Reporter: Sun Xiaocheng

From July 26 to 28, the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 (WAIC 2025), themed "Global Solidarity in the AI Era", along with the High-level Meeting on Global AI Governance, was held in Shanghai. The event brought together more than 800 tech enterprises from around the world in a global showcase of innovation.

Over 20 STAR Market companies participated in the conference through various formats, including innovation exhibitions, keynote speeches, and panel discussions, marking their largest collective presence in the event's history. Their showcased achievements spanned a wide range of cutting-edge fields such as computing infrastructure, AI agents, and embodied intelligence.

At WAIC 2025, STAR Market companies brought AI out of armchair strategy and into tangible forms such as intelligent agents, office assistants, and digital humans, making artificial intelligence a visible and perceptible reality. Kingsoft Office officially launched version 3.0 of WPS AI at the conference, unveiling its new native intelligent office agent, "WPS Lingxi". With this tool, users can generate presentations and video explanations simply through natural language and multi-turn dialogue—no need for complex operations or switching between applications. INTSIG Information, building on its flagship product CamScanner, introduced new features such as "Large-Format Scanning" and "Video Scanning", enabling high-definition scanning and seamless stitching of oversized artworks. These advancements help address long-standing challenges in image processing for digital cultural preservation. Two GPU companies—Moore Threads and MetaX—whose IPO applications accepted by the STAR Market, also showcased their cutting-edge products at the conference.

Compared with the previous conference, WAIC 2025 saw a significant increase in the scale of embodied intelligence products, with more than 150 humanoid robots showcased on site. Hechuan Technology's subsidiary presented four major series of high-precision joint drive products. SUPCON Technology unveiled its time-series large model, TPT, developed specifically for industrial scenarios, along with its Plantbot robotic solution designed for inspection applications.

Industry experts believe that this year's WAIC fully showcased the innovative achievements and value-creation capabilities of companies in the artificial intelligence sector listed on the STAR Market. Currently, the STAR Market has gathered over 40 core enterprises within the AI industry chain. The reporter noted that in June, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) issued the STAR Market "1+6" reform policies, which propose establishing a growth section within the STAR Market and expanding the applicability of the STAR Market's fifth set of standards to cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence, commercial aerospace, and low-altitude economy. These policies are well aligned with the characteristics of AI companies, which typically require substantial early-stage investment, have long development cycles, and possess significant future growth potential. With these policies, high-quality AI enterprises are provided with valuable opportunities and strong policy support to apply for listing on the STAR Market. They are expected to accelerate innovation in key core technologies and the improvement of the industrial ecosystem within China's AI sector.

Excerpt from Shanghai Securities News · www.cnstock.com, July 28, 2025

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