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What To Expect From China’s $46 Billion AI Focus As It Hits CES
In fact, 1000 of CES' 4000 exhibitors are from China this year, and they will show developments that have arisen from various business concepts. For instance, BIKI, the underwater robotic fish-of-sorts powered by AI will make its CES debut in January. This is the initial product developed by a China tech company called ROBOSEA which was launched in 2015. Now, after three rounds of funding, the company has an unprecedented robot offering.
Haomaiyi has created machines that can "see" and "understand" physical body and garments both online and offline, available anytime. Currently called the Smart Mirror, the product offers 3D images that can replicate 90% of customers' "try-on" looks.
The intent is to facilitate the customer experience by eliminating the steps of dressing and undressing so that choices can be made more easily and purchases made more quickly.