中国科技让未来生活更美好！上海家电博览会漫步之旅2026

China is turning science fiction movies into reality! Experience the new intelligent future home life! A Stroll Through the China Appliance & Consumer Electronics Expo 2026 | From Refrigerators to Space Bases, the Rapid Development of China's Civilian Technology is Astounding! 00:00 Highlights Preview 02:10 Entrance to the China Appliance & Consumer Electronics Expo 03:31 Pursuing Technology Pavilion 31:06 Future Transportation Pavilion 40:55 Haier Smart Home Appliance Pavilion 01:06:11 International Home Appliance Brand Pavilion AWE2026, the China Appliance & Consumer Electronics Expo, was successfully held in Shanghai from March 12th to 15th, 2026. The expo, themed "AI Technology, Smart Future," covered a total exhibition area of ​​170,000 square meters, attracting over 1,200 domestic and international companies and an estimated 220,000 visitors. This year's exhibition focused on the vision of smart living driven by artificial intelligence, comprehensively showcasing cutting-edge achievements in smart terminals, smart mobility, health technology, empathic intelligence, and computing infrastructure, becoming a trendsetter for the global home appliance and consumer electronics industry. Among these, AI home appliances achieved breakthroughs in proactive services, multi-device interconnection, and human-computer interaction. New products such as home service robots, smart kitchen appliances, and AI TVs were showcased, demonstrating the evolution of a "human-vehicle-home" all-scenario smart ecosystem. Dream's E7 booth at AWE 2026 was arguably the most popular and talked-about technology landmark of the exhibition. Occupying a massive 11,193 square meters, it became the largest and most popular single-brand booth in AWE history, dubbed "Dream Universe ALL IN DREAME" by media and visitors, transforming the exhibition venue into a futuristic technology theme park. The pavilion not only showcased a brand-new coupe concept car but also displayed the eVTOL manned aircraft DREAM FLY, with a live hovering demonstration allowing visitors to intuitively experience the approaching era of low-altitude travel. Unmanned shuttle buses and seaplanes from the NAVEE ecosystem were also on display, constructing a three-dimensional transportation landscape from the ground to the air. Dreame also publicly revealed its two major strategic sectors for the first time: aviation and chips. Its self-developed "Chip-to-Chip" brand launched the "Sky Dome" series of chips, applied to data centers and space computing scenarios. Simultaneously, a space AI computing platform and an asteroid mining exploration vehicle were exhibited, demonstrating a two-way cycle of "ground technology feeding back into space, and space technology empowering the ground."