Hardware

Once China’s breakout 3D printing brand, Creality now faces stiffer competition and is expanding into scanners and laser engravers.

The release positions mixed reality as both a next-gen consumer interface and a testing ground for robots learning to navigate the physical world.

Huawei is positioning its first Mate-line TV as a centerpiece of smart living.

Both companies, born from the city’s deep supply chains and policy support, are expanding into each other’s domains.

Once a quiet OEM base, the city’s industrial belt is investing in innovation, service networks, and niche applications to compete worldwide.

In a sleepy hardware category, one Zhuhai startup found traction by making printers personal and portable.

The Leion Hey2 pushes smart glasses closer to making seamless multilingual conversations a reality.

With USD 560 million in revenue and 870 patents, Govee is heading toward an IPO, built quietly by a founder who has never spoken publicly.