Huawei and Longgang International Arts Center Unveil a Global Intelligent Venue Showcase
PROTEST signal, reported in CH, from singaporestar.com, with positive sentiment. Locations: Zhang Xiang, Jiangsu, China, Shenzhen.
What Happened
Huawei and the Longgang International Arts Center in Shenzhen, China, launched a global intelligent venue showcase and the Digital Art Gallery (D+) on November 2, 2026. The event, held in Shenzhen, brought together government officials, industry leaders, and art experts to discuss intelligent campus development. Huawei emphasized its end-to-end involvement in the project, from physical construction to digital and intelligent space enablement, highlighting collaborations that prioritize smart operations, green practices, and premium experiences. Longgang International Arts Center's CTO, Wu Zhaohui, described the venue as a new tech-art landmark in the Greater Bay Area, using data to drive operations across consumer, business, and government scenarios. Huawei's CEO for Campus Team, Eric He, noted the venue's six key advantages: intelligent construction, efficient operations, carbon reduction, immersive experiences, personalized services, and user operations. A third-party assessment rated the venue 'excellent' for energy efficiency and carbon reduction. Attendees toured the venue's Intelligent Operation Center and experienced light shows and exhibitions.
Why it matters
The showcase demonstrates how technology and art can integrate to create sustainable, intelligent cultural venues. The Longgang International Arts Center now operates with advanced digital infrastructure, improving energy efficiency and carbon reduction while offering immersive experiences. Huawei's partnership aims to scale these innovations across more cultural sites, potentially setting new standards for smart venues globally. The venue's success could influence how other cultural institutions adopt similar tech-driven models for operations and sustainability.
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