Group 1 - The 2025 Indonesia International Emergency Disaster Reduction and Rescue Expo showcases over 200 global tech innovation companies, with a focus on Chinese technology in disaster prevention and response [1][2] - Huawei's "Smart Mining Solution" utilizes 5G and AI for millisecond-level geological disaster warnings, while Zhejiang Dahua's "Urban Flood Monitoring Platform" can predict Jakarta's flood risks 72 hours in advance [1] - Chinese tech companies are enhancing Indonesia's disaster prevention capabilities through technology exports, equipment support, and collaborative construction of resilient regional disaster prevention systems [1][2] Group 2 - Indonesia faces frequent natural disasters due to its location on seismic belts, despite having a rich experience in emergency management and disaster recovery [2] - The expo is seen as a strategic initiative to strengthen national disaster preparedness, emphasizing the need for collaboration among institutions, enterprises, and communities [2] - The "China-Indonesia Economic and Trade Investment Forum" held concurrently focuses on AI, smart logistics, information communication, new energy, and disaster reduction, attracting 42 well-known companies [3][5]

Group 1 - The global mining industry is undergoing a significant digital revolution, with China positioned as a major player in mineral resource production and consumption [1] - The Chinese government has set ambitious targets for smart mining, aiming for at least 60% of coal mining capacity to be intelligent by 2026, with over 30% of hazardous positions replaced by robots and a reduction of more than 10% in underground workers [1] - As of September 2024, China has established 1,642 intelligent mining faces, deployed 2,640 robots, and 1,328 unmanned vehicles, achieving significant advancements in smart mining technology [1] Group 2 - The market for smart mining is projected to reach 67 billion yuan by 2025 and exceed 120 billion yuan by 2035, with the total market size for intelligent coal and non-coal mines expected to surpass 2.3 trillion yuan by 2030 [2] - Despite notable achievements in mining intelligence, challenges remain, including insufficient technology adaptability and a talent gap in operational and maintenance roles, with a supply-demand ratio of 1:4.3 for intelligent engineers [2] - Experts recommend enhancing top-level design and policy guidance for mining digitalization, increasing financial support, and developing low-cost, modular smart solutions tailored for small and medium-sized mines [2]