Group 1 - Many Chinese smart manufacturing companies are expanding internationally, increasing their global presence in smart manufacturing [1][3] - The 2025 World Intelligent Industry Expo in Chongqing attracted over 600 domestic and international companies showcasing more than 3,000 innovative products [1] - SupplyOn's CEO highlighted Southeast Asia as a primary destination for Chinese companies venturing abroad, while Europe remains a significant market due to its mature environment and supply chain systems [3] Group 2 - SupplyOn provides global supply chain collaboration solutions to help companies comply with varying trade regulations, tax policies, and environmental standards, thereby reducing management costs and enhancing competitiveness [3] - Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, a joint venture between Sweden and China, focuses on advanced solutions and technical support for quality inspection across various industries [3] - NCS emphasizes its commitment to the Chinese market, aiming to assist clients in digital transformation and establishing multiple service and technology centers in China [4] Group 3 - Tesla showcased its Cybertruck, Tesla Bot, and the latest V4 Supercharger at the expo, emphasizing its commitment to a comprehensive smart ecosystem beyond vehicles [5] - Tesla's regional manager noted that China's smart industry is entering a rapid development phase, showcasing a complete industrial chain and strong innovation capabilities [5] - Tesla plans to deepen its roots in China, collaborating with partners to drive industry upgrades and support the country's smart transformation [5]