Shoppers Embrace AI Gadgets in China's Holiday Surge

During the week-long National Day holiday, shoppers across China engaged with the latest artificial intelligence gadgets, significantly impacting the holiday economy. At Z·Pilot, an AI experience store in Shanghai, a furry AI pet robot attracted many visitors, showcasing features like voice interaction and long-term memory.
AI glasses also gained attention for their translation and navigation capabilities. Families visited a JD.com mall in Shanghai, where 3D printers allowed children to create models, enhancing hands-on learning.
Ms. Qi expressed the importance of early engagement with technology for children. The trend extended beyond Shanghai, with a tech-mall in Hangzhou featuring over 700 smart products.
In Beijing, a robotics brand under Shoucheng Holdings operated eight stores, offering more than 200 AI products. Retail data from Suning.com indicated a 50 percent increase in foot traffic and over 40 percent growth in sales of AI-equipped home appliances from October 1 to 7, highlighting the robust demand for smart devices during the holiday.
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