Get set for a tech-fueled run in Shenzhen! As a core host city for the Chinese mainland's 15th National Games, 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and 9th National Special Olympic Games, Shenzhen is turning tech innovation into its secret weapon—boosting event vibes and city vitality 🚀🎉
Last Sunday, 30,000 runners kicked off the Shenzhen Marathon at the Civic Center. The Shenzhen-Hong Kong cross-border marathon used a triple verification system of facial recognition plus wristband positioning to deliver zero-delay seamless clearance across the border 🏃♂️🌉
Photographers strapped on 5G-A live-streaming backpacks to beam ultra-high-def footage straight to your feed. At key venues, intelligent scheduling systems kept networks stable, proving tech can power smoother event operations 📶🎥
It’s not just smart tech—Shenzhen is going green too. All venues in the Shenzhen division run on 100% renewable energy from wind and solar, making a real impact on energy conservation and carbon reduction 🌿⚡
Meet the highlight at the goalball arena: a red, six-legged robot guiding athletes with visual impairments. Thanks to its visual environment sensors, the bot navigates obstacles, recognizes signals and offers on-point guidance 🤖🏐
Throughout 2025, Shenzhen has hosted pro contests in the Chinese Super League and CBA alongside select National Games events. With over 300 sports activities lined up, the city sees a major competition nearly every three days. The sports industry is on track for a 230 billion yuan output and 100 billion yuan in added value by year-end 💹🏅
For tech-loving young pros, Shenzhen shows how innovation and sustainability can take big events to the next level. Who’s ready to join the tech-sports revolution? ✨
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Technological innovations integrated throughout national competitions
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