The 26th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) - the largest and most prominent technology exhibition in China - hosted by the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, was held at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center from November 14 to 16, 2024, with an exhibition area of approximately 400,000 square meters. Theming “Technology Leads Development, Industry Integrates Fusion”, the 26^th CHTF features 20 top fast-growing sectors, attracting more than 5,000 well-known companies and international organizations from more than 100 countries and regions. The CHTF 2024 brings together a variety of innovative and entrepreneurial resources, offering a platform for entrepreneurs to showcase, share, and exchange their ideas and experiences through effective project presentations, matchmaking, technology exchanges, experience sharing, and other activities, to provide a gateway for global manufacturers of hi-tech products and equipment to communicate and exchange.

Since first approved by the State Council of the PRC in 1999, the CHTF has become an important window for China’s hi-tech industry to open up to the outside world with years of development. It plays an increasingly important role in promoting the commercialization, industrialization, and internationalization of hi-tech achievements, as well as promoting economic and technological exchanges and cooperation between countries and regions. With a delicate and systematic plan, the 26^th CHTF set up 22 exhibition halls to show booming industries, including such first-ever exhibitions as China’s Leading Heavy Equipment, Top Tech Industry Chains, Specialized & Sophisticated Enterprises and New Materials, Innovative Industries and Financial Services, Production-education Integration. It is a comprehensive and indisputable reflection of the remarkable achievements of China’s new productive forces in various fields.

At the CHTF 2024, Shenzhen Longgang Exhibition Area illustrated the favorable conditions for innovation and entrepreneurship, to showcase the achievements of the Longgang District’s strategy for development through innovation. To achieve this, the exhibition area has been divided into several sections reflecting key sectors, including Electronics, Medicine and Medical Laboratory, and Low-altitude Economy & Aerospace.

Allystar, a dominant force in the science and technology sector in Longgang District, Shenzhen, made a bold appearance at the 26^th CHTF showcasing its cutting-edge chipsets. Such products include but are not limited to the BDS-3 short message RDSS SoC HD6180, high-precision and low power consumption HD9510 as well as an impressive range of sophisticated terminal products based on Allystar's chipsets developed by its partners. The company’s groundbreaking R&D capabilities and technical achievements in BDS and GNSS satellite navigation and positioning chips were on full display, attracting extensive attention by revolutionizing industrial and consumer applications alike with its chip-level BDS high-precision positioning solutions.

As the leading enterprise in domestic BDS and GNSS satellite navigation and positioning chips, Allystar is at the forefront of industrial integration and fusion. Our strategic layout aligns with the national science and technology innovation strategy. As the theme “Technology Leads Development, Industry Integrates Fusion” demonstrated, we are committed to the development concept of “focus on chips, invest in chips, and innovate in chips”. Allystar has cultivated the R&D strength, industrialization ability, and upstream and downstream industry consolidation ability in the "BDS+" and "+BDS" industrial integration and innovation fields. We make breakthroughs constantly, forming a core product force with high precision and low power consumption in cross-filed and –industry. Allystar will utilize the BDS chips to help develop new quality productive forces and serve the national science and technology development.