Hikvision Showcases AIoT Solutions at 2025 HikTech Star Tour

Oct 27, 2025
Hikvision hosted its 2025 HikTech Star Tour in Hangzhou, bringing together over 100 technology professionals to explore AIoT innovations and launch new AI-powered SMB solutions.

Hangzhou-based Hikvision hosted the 2025 HikTech Star Tour, bringing together more than 100 technology professionals to explore artificial intelligence and Internet of Things (AIoT) applications, announced in a press release.

The event featured demonstrations of Hikvision’s manufacturing systems, including automated assembly lines, high-precision inspection tools, and intelligent warehouse technologies. Participants observed how data-driven production supports product quality and traceability.

Technical sessions connected attendees with Hikvision’s product and R&D teams for configuration exercises, performance benchmarking, and discussions on real-world challenges. The company also introduced AI-empowered solutions for small and medium-sized businesses, powered by its Guanlan Large-Scale AI Models, designed to improve operational efficiency and intelligence across product portfolios.

Exhibits showed integrations of IoT perception, artificial intelligence, and big data across video security and industrial IoT use cases. The event concluded with a global awards ceremony recognizing top contributors from Asia, Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Africa for their innovative video projects.

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