TECH Upgraded technologies to ensure power supply for CIIE

TECH

Upgraded technologies to ensure power supply for CIIE

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15:00, November 03, 2020

The 3rd China International Import Expo (CIIE) will kick off in Shanghai on November 5. Some advanced technologies will be applied to ensure power supply for the grand expo.

A view of the 3rd China International Import Expo in Shanghai. (Photos: CCTV News)

Technologies including 5G, Augmented Reality (AR), Artificial Intelligence, the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System, and the Internet of Things will help to provide an upgraded power system for the global visitors at the expo. 

A view of the 3rd China International Import Expo in Shanghai.

New infrastructure products and the technology of the power grid will be deeply integrated in the 3rd CIIE. A Shanghai branch of the State Grid Corporations of China, an important utility provider for the 3rd CIIE, has equipped its staff with AR glasses, who could use 5G technology to inspect and manage the real-time operation of devices.

A staff of the State Grid wears a pair of AR glasses. 

The expo will also see a smarter command system of the power supply. Technologies of 5G mobile communication, the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System and Electric Internet of Things are converged and applied to a special emergency command vehicle at the expo, on which operators can give instructions to support emergency maintenance and repair.

Staff of the State Grid monitor the power supply situation. 

The State Grid has also developed a new panoramic power system. This enables workers to keep track of overall power supply, real-time load, and emergencies on a high-definition screen.

Over 130 electrical substations and 5,400 kilometers of electrical transmission lines in Shanghai will provide the highest level of power supply guarantee. 

A total of 129 emergency repair bases, 173 emergency repair spots, over 5,000 emergency repair staff and vehicles are also prepared to welcome the 3rd CIIE.

(Translated by Chen Xinan; original story from CCTV News)


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