The China-Switzerland Robotics and Intelligent Manufacturing Exchange Session is about to begin — focusing on AI frontiers and globalization, exploring new opportunities for expanding into Europe!

On May 25th, the iRIC Intelligent Manufacturing & Robotics International Innovation Center, in collaboration with the Greater Zurich Area Economic Promotion Agency (GREATER ZURICH AREA), presented the "China-Switzerland Robotics and Intelligent Manufacturing Exchange Session."

This event focuses on cutting-edge robotics and AI technologies, real-world application scenarios, and globalization pathways, aiming to build a bridge for China-Switzerland industrial dialogue and explore new opportunities for Chinese enterprises entering the European market. As a leading hub for technological innovation in Europe, Switzerland boasts a deeply rooted robotics and AI innovation ecosystem, with extensive experience in precision manufacturing, medical robotics, industrial automation, and more. This exchange will provide an in-depth analysis of the core strengths of Switzerland's robotics and AI innovation ecosystem, with discussions centered on real-world application scenarios in hot topics such as autonomous driving, intelligent manufacturing, and robotics, offering Chinese enterprises first-hand insights into European market technical standards and industrial demands.

This exclusive closed-door session is curated through a selective review process. Participation is reserved for decision-makers—including founders, CTOs, and key industry partners—in robotics, AI, and smart manufacturing who are actively pursuing international (especially European) opportunities.

The event will also focus on entry and localization paths into the European market, inviting industry experts and company representatives from both China and Switzerland to engage in in-depth exchanges on key issues such as mutual recognition of technical standards, compliance access, and localized operations, helping Chinese companies overcome difficulties and bottlenecks in expanding into Europe.

                       Registration link for the 'China-Switzerland Robotics Exchange Session' event (registration requires approval)