The 2nd Public Security Technology Expo in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, has become a focal point for global security innovation, showcasing China's advancements in AI-driven safety solutions and modern policing tools. Running for four days, the event highlights technologies including intelligent command systems, next-generation communication networks, and specialized law enforcement vehicles designed for urban and rural environments.
Hangzhou Public Security Bureau representatives Guo Meiping and Gong Yule provided exclusive insights into emerging applications of facial recognition systems and predictive crime-mapping software. "These technologies enhance emergency response efficiency while maintaining public trust through transparency," explained Gong during a demonstration of real-time data integration platforms.
For business professionals, the expo signals growing opportunities in China's security tech sector, valued at $45 billion in 2023. Academics note the event's emphasis on ethical AI frameworks, particularly in crowd management systems displayed by multiple exhibitors. Asian diaspora communities and travelers may find interest in portable safety devices demonstrated for personal and transportation security.
The exhibition underscores China's role in shaping global public safety standards through cross-border technology partnerships, with several Southeast Asian delegations reportedly in attendance to discuss regional implementation strategies.
