Last week, our Esseniot team participated in the CMEF 2025 Autumn exhibition in Guangzhou. Despite a brief disruption from Typhoon "Ragasa," the event kicked off smoothly on September 26 and ran for four action-packed days. It was truly inspiring to be among nearly 3,000 companies from around the world, all gathered to share innovations and help shape the future of healthcare.

Walking through the massive exhibition halls—covering nearly 160,000 square meters—I was struck by the energy and diversity of ideas on display. From AI-driven diagnostic tools to smart rehabilitation devices, the event fully lived up to its reputation as a global “wind vane” for medical trends.

At our booth, we were excited to showcase Esseniot's intelligent medical solutions, all designed to help hospitals and medical consortia operate more efficiently and safely. Our focus is on integrating technologies like AI, IoT, and digital twins to create seamless, automated systems for healthcare providers.

Some of the key solutions we featured included:

Pneumatic Tube System:A quiet and energy-saving solution for quickly transporting small, urgent items like blood samples and medications. It's especially useful in busy areas like operating and emergency rooms.

Rail-based Electric Track Vehicle (ETV) System: These electric trolleys move medical records and surgical tools across different floors, with an intelligent dispatching system that optimizes routes in real-time.

Delivery Robot:Our autonomous robots help transport pharmaceuticals and supplies around the clock, reducing manual workload and improving dispensing accuracy.

Medical Transport Drones:Featuring multi-rotor designs and smart navigation, these drones enable rapid cross-building delivery of blood, emergency medicines, and critical specimens. They are built for all-weather operation and use cloud-based dispatch to overcome ground traffic limits, ensuring timely and secure transport over medium to long distances.

It was very encouraging to see so much visitor interest in our systems and to see how they align with the industry's broader shift towards automation and AI in healthcare.

Beyond the exhibits, CMEF hosted over 60 forums and conferences, covering everything from hospital digitalization and international regulations to AI in medicine. It was a valuable chance to listen, learn, and exchange ideas with professionals from all corners of the industry.

We left feeling grateful—not just for the opportunity to share our work, but for the many conversations that will undoubtedly influence what we do next.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and shared your insights. We're already looking forward to the next CMEF and to continuing the journey toward smarter, more sustainable healthcare, together.