AI tech firm iFlytek is exhibiting in the Digital Technology Chain section of this year's China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, showcasing its latest products in smart education, AI translation, AI-powered office solutions and industrial robotics.

Dong Bin, deputy general manager of the Brand Marketing Center at iFlytek, speaks to China.org.cn at the 2026 China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, June 23, 2026. [Photo/China.org.cn]

iFlytek has participated in CISCE since its first edition and has watched the event grow to attract exhibitors and visitors from across industries and around the world.

"We very much hope that on a stage like CISCE, we can promote AI innovation and applications to all industries, countries and regions, so that every one of us can stand on the shoulders of AI," said Dong Bin, deputy general manager of the Brand Marketing Center at iFlytek.

The company's booth traces its development path from core technology to product deployment, industrial collaboration and global expansion, showing how AI is being integrated into business processes and supply chains. 

iFlytek's AI translation lineup spans consumer and commercial products for daily travel, business meetings and diplomatic exchanges. Highlights include the iFlytek AI glasses — weighing just 40 grams and billed as the world's lightest binocular monochrome display multimodal smart glasses — which support all-scenario translation and smart teleprompting.

"Everyone knows cross-border communication and international exchanges are increasing, and foreign languages may not be everyone's strength. AI glasses that support more than 120 languages can provide real-time communication and translation even in relatively noisy environments like here at CISCE," Dong said.

The booth of iFlytek at the 2026 China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, June 23, 2026. [Photo/China.org.cn]

In smart education, iFlytek's AI Learning Tablet draws on 22 years of in-school AI development to offer personalized learning experiences at home. The company said it has ranked first in China's high-end learning device market for five consecutive years.

The iFlytek dual-screen translator 2.0 features offline large-model support, online translation in more than 80 languages and a database of more than 100,000 professional terms. iFlytek AI earbuds translate across 122 languages and 17 industries, while the company's interpretation service has supported more than 420,000 meetings in more than 50 countries and regions.

For office use, the iFlytek Conference All-in-One supports real-time translation and automated meeting minutes for cross-border sessions, with offline operation to ensure data security. The iFlytek intelligent office tablet X5 offers offline transcription, translation and meeting summary generation. The iFlytek Qidian e-reader features an AI button that activates a large model for reading assistance.

iFlytek is also displaying a range of industrial robots, including a teleoperation robot for parcel sorting, a multimodal testing robot for home appliances and VIAS, an intelligent cockpit evaluation robot that the company said can reduce testing time from weeks to days.

"These robots can empower intelligent manufacturing in the automotive industry, logistics and other sectors. At CISCE, we can connect with the right partners to truly enable AI to empower the critical links of industrial and supply chains," Dong said.

An industrial robot at the iFlytek booth at the 2026 China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, June 23, 2026. [Photo/China.org.cn]

The 2026 CISCE, held in Beijing from June 22 to 26, is the world's first national-level supply chain expo, themed "Connecting the World for a Shared Future." The Digital Technology Chain focuses on digital-physical integration, while a new AI Zone this year highlights developments in intelligent chips, large language models and smart devices.

"Our theme for participating in this year's CISCE is 'AI Connecting Ideas,' which aligns with the expo's overall theme. We hope to bring together people's needs in production, work and daily life through AI, find real-world scenarios for AI innovation, and let those scenarios further drive technological upgrades, so that every idea can be truly realized," Dong said.