日经中文网·2025-11-07 03:08Group 1 - Panasonic's Vice President, Tetsuro Honma, emphasized the use of AI in their washing machines to compete in the highly competitive Chinese market, referred to as "involution" [2] - Approximately 330 Japanese companies participated in the China International Import Expo, marking a 1.5 times increase compared to the previous event [2] - Major American companies, including Qualcomm and AMD, are also seeking business opportunities in China, showcasing a wide range of products from food to semiconductors [4] Group 2 - Toyota introduced fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) and vehicles equipped with autonomous driving technology [4] - Sony Group showcased a system that combines in-car cameras with roadside camera images to assist driving [4] - The consumer trend towards long-lasting and trustworthy products was highlighted by Muji's president, Shimizu Satoshi, indicating a shift in consumer values [4] Group 3 - Shiseido set up an experience area for attendees to try products aimed at beauty medical clinics, which are increasingly popular among Chinese women [4] - ASICS introduced ultra-lightweight running shoes, demonstrating their technological capabilities [4] - American executives expressed the need for the US and China governments to establish rules in the semiconductor sector to expand their business in China [4]