The 51st Geneva International Invention Show opened, with China's exhibition reaching a record high.

The 51st Geneva International Invention Fair opened in Geneva, Switzerland on the 11th, showcasing over 1000 invention projects from more than 35 countries and regions in different fields and industries. The Chinese delegation brought 237 invention projects to this year's fair, marking the largest scale in history. The participating projects cover fields such as machinery, electricity, construction, transportation, agriculture, healthcare, wellness, environmental protection, energy, and information technology. This year's fair particularly focuses on young people, setting up a youth laboratory for teenagers to participate in various scientific and fun activities, experience cutting-edge fields such as quantum physics and artificial intelligence, attracting many families and young viewers. The fair also added a "Tomorrow's Inventors - Young Talents" competition, aiming to provide a platform for teenagers to showcase their creativity, prototypes, or projects.