Beijing’s Smart Park Blends AI and Nature for Future Urban Living
Beijing’s new smart park showcases AI-driven waste sorting, robotic management, and IoT devices, offering a blueprint for sustainable urban living in 2026.
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Beijing’s new smart park showcases AI-driven waste sorting, robotic management, and IoT devices, offering a blueprint for sustainable urban living in 2026.
Chongqing’s 2026 sky terrace residences blend modern convenience with nature, offering private gardens high above the city, redefining urban lifestyles in Asia.
Chongqing’s creative winter tree sweaters blend art and practicality, drawing visitors and sparking conversations about urban innovation.
A retired train at Hangzhou East Station now provides free overnight shelter, combining nostalgic charm with practical comfort for winter travelers.
Explore Tashkent’s journey from Silk Road gem to a modern SCO hub, blending ancient heritage with sustainable urban innovation and diplomatic growth.
Experience Wuhan’s futuristic ‘Sky Train’—a driverless suspended monorail with a transparent floor that offers passengers breathtaking aerial views of the city below.
Beijing’s innovative urban governance model offers practical solutions for global cities facing challenges like housing shortages and sustainability. The city’s swift complaint resolution system and community involvement set a blueprint for the future.
Fatma Şahin, mayor of Gaziantep, praises Beijing’s innovative use of AI in urban governance, highlighting the city’s transformation into a modern, citizen-focused metropolis.
In Beijing’s Jinrongjie area, innovative directional sound technology resolves noise complaints between amateur dancers and residents, restoring community harmony.
Shenzhen and Los Angeles are leading sustainability efforts, revolutionizing urban environments. Vice mayors discuss innovation and technology fostering sustainable development and carbon neutrality worldwide.
Discover how China’s iconic cities are blending tradition with innovation, as residents dedicate themselves to preserving and revitalizing historic structures for future generations.
Chinese cities like Shanghai, Chongqing, and Guangzhou are transforming through innovative urban designs and architectural advancements, enhancing quality of life and reshaping lifestyles.
Shanghai has issued its first driverless vehicle licenses, marking a significant stride in autonomous technology integration and setting the stage for commercial operations in the city’s approved areas.