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The World Internet of Things Expo was held in the city of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, in Eastern China, as reported by China Daily.

The three-day event brought together leading industry figures to explore cutting-edge technologies and trends in the sector.

The exhibition featured showcases of the latest applications, as well as discussions on smart sensing, the industrial Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence.

François Coallier, Chairman of the International Committee for IoT and Digital Twin Standards, stated that the Internet of Things is transforming various aspects of everyday life.

In this regard, Coallier emphasized that Wuxi is not only a center for the Internet of Things in China but also a key force driving the development of IoT worldwide. The city is leading the development of the first international standard for wireless sensor networks.

Wuxi has established the country's only advanced manufacturing cluster dedicated to the Internet of Things. Furthermore, in 2023, the city's total industrial output related to the IoT exceeded 450 billion yuan (62.24 billion USD), making it the leader in this sector in China.

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