LIANYUNGANG, China, Sept. 8, 2026 — Maxvision presented its latest immigration inspection technologies and robotics at the third Public Security Technology and Equipment Exhibition, held alongside the 2026 Conference of the Global Public Security Cooperation Forum in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province.

The event brought together more than 2,100 delegates representing 139 countries, regions and international organizations. Discussions covered eight areas of public security cooperation, including immigration management, cybersecurity and international security services.

Maxvision’s exhibit addressed a shared operational challenge for border authorities: maintaining effective security checks while facilitating cross-border travel. Its technologies connect passenger, vehicle and document inspection, offering solutions that can be adapted to different border environments.

Joining the Dialogue on Immigration Cooperation

Maxvision also participated in the forum’s immigration management cooperation subforum on September 9–10.

The meeting drew more than 290 participants, including senior immigration and entry-exit officials from 64 countries and regions, alongside representatives of seven international organizations and multilateral mechanisms. Discussions focused on strengthening trust, advancing practical cooperation and improving global migration governance.

The subforum provided an opportunity for Maxvision to exchange perspectives with immigration authorities and other international stakeholders on operational needs and technology applications.

——Photo credit: National Immigration Administration News

Connecting People, Vehicles and Documents

At the exhibition, Maxvision demonstrated intelligent inspection equipment and robotic technologies for immigration and border operations.

——Maxvision’s exhibit attracts interest from visitors from China and overseas.

The showcase spanned passenger processing, vehicle inspection, biometric capture, real-time multilingual translation and robot-assisted inspection services. Together, these capabilities illustrated how connected systems can help authorities verify identities, coordinate checks and improve the traveler experience.

Delegates from China and overseas visited the stand for demonstrations and discussions about potential applications. The exchanges highlighted interest in solutions that combine individual inspection devices with broader operational workflows.

Maxvision will continue developing large AI models, human–robot collaboration and intelligent terminals for immigration and border operations. Its focus is on translating these technologies into practical tools that support officers, strengthen inspection capabilities and enable more efficient cross-border services.