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What lies beyond familiar frontiers? Investigate emerging tech—like quantum computing and AI—transforming traditional sectors.

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How does automation advance industry? Analyze robotic arms, drones, and AI-driven tools reshaping manufacturing and services.

China

Chinese companies are moving fast to claim ground in the US lawn care market, where robotic mower adoption remains low.

US lawns are the next big play for China’s robotic mower brands

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36Kr is China's most influential business and technology network, delivering high-quality content focused on China’s innovation and new economy trends since 2010. With its extensive traffic and network, 36Kr has built a comprehensive database and strong data analytics capabilities to provide insights into China’s technology landscape.

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China’s tech ecosystem serves as a driving force behind the world’s second largest economy, influencing global digital markets.

Explore East Asia’s thriving tech hubs, global electronics producers, and fast-evolving digital platforms shaping cross-border innovation.

East Asia

Xiaomi crafts affordable smartphones, wearables, and IoT devices, appealing to users who seek innovation, quality, and budget-friendly tech.

What powers tomorrow’s roads? Explore EV adoption, charging infrastructure, and battery advances sparking the shift toward sustainable transport.

Electric Vehicles

How is the way we move evolving? Explore developments in autonomous transportation, electric vehicles, and more efficient urban transit.

Mobility

How do goods and people flow worldwide? Examine transport networks, logistics innovations, and policies shaping global connectivity.

Transportation

With massive demand and long lead times, Xiaomi is turning up the pressure on rivals in pricing, production, and positioning.

Xiaomi’s YU7 preorder frenzy signals a new phase in China’s EV race

DJI sets industry standards in drone technology, offering aerial imaging, filming solutions, and advanced flight controls for professionals and hobbyists.

What hovers over new frontiers? Explore drone logistics, aerial data collection, and surveillance tools shaping multiple industries.

Drones

With greater payload capacity, enhanced safety systems, and redesigned winches, the FC100 is built for jobs that demand more.

Meet the FlyCart 100: DJI’s new drone built for rugged missions

Deep Tech | KrASIA

How is healthcare going digital? Investigate telemedicine, wearable sensors, and data-driven platforms improving patient experiences.

Health Tech

Q&amp;A

Reversing Time: Q&A with Peter Fedichev, founder and CEO of Gero, and Alex Kadet, chief business officer. The longevity startup partners with pharmaceutical companies to develop drugs that may help us live longer.

Reversing Time: Q&A with Peter Fedichev, founder and CEO of Gero, and Alex Kadet, chief business officer

Reversing Time: Q&#038;A with Peter Fedichev, founder and CEO of Gero, and Alex Kadet, chief business officer

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Edmund Wee

What fits the world in your pocket? Track device innovation, OS ecosystems, and connectivity shaping smartphone usage.

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Apple to start making MacBooks in Vietnam by mid-2023. iPhone maker aims to have 'out of China' production alternatives for key products.

Apple to start making MacBooks in Vietnam by mid-2023

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How is power evolving? Review renewable sources, grid innovations, and efficiency measures driving cleaner, more resilient energy systems.

Energy

Denmark's Orsted in talks with POSCO, BP invests in Australian project.

Green hydrogen booms in Asia as companies rush into projects

Singapore

Digital healthcare: Q&A with Dr. Shravan Verma, co-founder and CEO of Speedoc. The virtual medical care provider leverages technology to deliver hospital-level home healthcare to patients.

Digital healthcare: Q&A with Dr. Shravan Verma, co-founder and CEO of Speedoc

Digital healthcare: Q&#038;A with Dr. Shravan Verma, co-founder and CEO of Speedoc

Health tech app operator aims to attract 100 million users for home market.

Indonesian teledoctor Halodoc eyes Thailand, Singapore foray

China's tech suppliers brace for disruption after COVID protests. Uncertainty over Beijing's response has companies fearing more lockdowns.

China's tech suppliers brace for disruption after COVID protests

China&#8217;s tech suppliers brace for disruption after COVID protests

What guides machine-led insights? Uncover AI applications, language models, and decision-making systems transforming sectors worldwide.

Artificial Intelligence

Opinion

If we’re viewing content that both is and isn’t real, does that change how we view or value it?

The Bullet: Deepfakes — We May Never Need to Perform Again

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Degen Hill

What revolutionizes mealtimes? Investigate alternative proteins, supply chain tracking, and delivery services fueling the future of food.

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Q&A with Daan Luining, co-founder and CTO of Meatable. The cell-cultured meat startup aims to make cultivated meat more accessible to the wider public.

Foodtech: Q&A with Daan Luining, co-founder and CTO of Meatable

Foodtech: Q&#038;A with Daan Luining, co-founder and CTO of Meatable

Art created by algorithms and data is interesting, but does it make human-created art any less valuable?