IOTE 2025 Shenzhen Chapter Concludes! KEESUN Deepens Commitment to Communication Technologies, Collaboratively Charting a New Landscape for the Intelligent Internet of Everything Industry

On 29 August, the three-day IOTE 2025 24th International Internet of Things Exhibition・Shenzhen concluded at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre (Bao'an). This industry gathering, which has cultivated the IoT sector for 16 years, centred on the theme ‘Intelligent Connectivity for All Things, Digital Innovation for the Future’. It brought together over 1,000 cutting-edge technology enterprises from around the globe and attracted tens of thousands of professional visitors for networking and exchange. Ultimately, it delivered an impressive outcome characterised by ‘abundant technological achievements, close industrial collaboration, and enthusiastic cooperation agreements’, injecting robust momentum into the high-quality development of the IoT industry.

The exhibition yielded remarkable results, establishing a comprehensive IoT ecosystem exchange platform.

This edition of the IOTE IoT Exhibition spans the entire industrial chain from ‘data sensing – transmission – processing – application’, featuring seven parallel exhibition zones. These zones focus on core domains including AGIC general artificial intelligence, smart commercial displays, electronic paper, and industry-specific intelligent solutions. The event showcases over a thousand innovative technologies and products, including 5G + IoT, AIoT convergence applications, high-precision positioning, low-power communication, and industrial-grade sensing.

Throughout the exhibition period, Hall 10, centred on ‘Intelligent Communications and Precision Positioning’, maintained consistently high visitor numbers. The three major telecommunications operators, leading communicat

ions equipment manufacturers, and enterprises specialising in LoRa, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other technologies gathered here. Cutting-edge communications technologies such as 5G-A, satellite direct connectivity, UWB (Ultra-Wideband) positioning, and Bluetooth 5.4 were showcased collectively, making this a key area for visitors seeking to understand the ‘connectivity core’ of the Internet of Things.

Throughout the three days of the exhibition, the stand of Shenzhen Keesun Technology Co., Ltd. in Hall 10 remained constantly crowded with visitors.A comprehensive display showcases a range of communication antennas including Wi-Fi, RFID, omnidirectional fibreglass, suction cup antennas, and drone antennas, alongside core products such as high-precision adapter cables and connectors. Through a combination of physical demonstrations and technical explanations, the product advantages are presented in an intuitive manner. — Its communication antennas ensure stable signal transmission within a 100-metre range, while adapter cables and connectors boast extended plug-and-play lifespans, fully meeting the demands of complex operational environments such as communication base stations, outdoor surveillance equipment, and industrial automation terminals.Numerous visitors experienced the product's signal transmission efficiency and durability firsthand, with many attendees and companies already reaching preliminary agreements on sample testing collaborations on-site.

Empowering industrial upgrading, the future of IoT development looks promising.

With the successful conclusion of IOTE 2025 Shenzhen International Internet of Things Exhibition, the industry's innovative fervour and developmental potential have been reaffirmed. Trends emerging from the exhibition indicate that ‘deep integration of AI and IoT’, ‘widespread adoption of low-power, high-reliability communication technologies’, and ‘accelerated implementation of scenario-based solutions’ have become core directions for industrial advancement. Enterprises like Keesun Technology, which focus on technological innovation within specialised fields, are leveraging their robust capabilities in critical areas such as communication connectivity and sensor adaptation to become pivotal forces driving the IoT from “concept” to ‘practical application’.

Looking ahead, with continuous breakthroughs in technologies such as 5G-A, satellite IoT and edge computing, the Internet of Things will unlock value across ever broader domains. The conclusion of this exhibition marks not an endpoint, but the commencement of a new chapter for the industry. Whether it be the collaborative resources accumulated by exhibiting enterprises or the cutting-edge insights gained by attendees, these will translate into momentum driving industrial advancement. This will facilitate the true integration of IoT across myriad sectors, injecting fresh vitality into the digital economy. We have every reason to believe that through the concerted efforts of numerous enterprises, the IoT's vision of ‘intelligent connectivity for all things’ will accelerate towards realisation. The transformation of future lifestyles and production methods is something to look forward to.