Chinese mobile phone company Xiaomi partnered with Bilibili for the event during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

A mobile app allows development officials and city workers to track problems with water, hygiene and sanitation.

What may be the world’s most efficient lithium-sulphur battery is capable of powering a smartphone continuously for five days.

This keyboard allows users with visual and motor impairments to press combinations of buttons, to type the letters of the alphabet.

Karma’s new storage system aims to streamline the process of helping consumers purchase food items before they go to waste.

The Fairphone 3 uses a modular design to cut down on waste and enable the phone to be easier to both recycle and repair.

Veeve, founded by former Amazon and Google employees, want to bring the Amazon Go concept to the level of shopping carts.

A new phone is unable to connect to the internet or download apps — helping users detox from digital overload.

Startup Include builds smart, IoT-connected street benches that can be linked into smart city infrastructure.

Carrefour is using blockchain digital tracking technology to provide customers with more information about products.

Triton 2 uses artificial intelligence to analyse a swimmer’s performance and compare it to data from thousands of other swimmers.

The sound wave research could have major implications for medical alarms, especially for senior citizens living alone.