Classrooms have jumped on the AI and VR bandwagon as a Chinese tech firm showcased a slew of cutting-edge technologies that are expected to change the way we teach our children at the fourth Digital China Summit.
The summit, themed "Stimulating new dynamics of data factors and embarking on a new journey for digital China," concluded Monday in Fuzhou, capital of east China's Fujian Province.
The two-day event, held both online and offline, focused on the digital transformation of several sectors, including governance, economy, ecology, IT, urban construction and rural revitalization.
