Here’s a polished English translation of the Chinese title: **”Asia’s No. 1! BEYOND Expo 2026 Concludes Successfully”**

MacauJune 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On May 30, BEYOND Expo 2026 entered its final day at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Expo. Over the four-day event, the expo attracted more than 30,000 participants from over 120 countries and regions, with international attendees accounting for 40% of the total. The exhibition area gathered nearly 800 exhibitors, with overseas exhibitors making up 30%, creating a tech hub in Macau that encompassed corporate showcases, product experiences, industry discussions, and international exchanges.

Additionally, during this edition of BEYOND Expo, the BEYOND Expo 2026 Media Day, Asia’s largest tech media event, gathered over 200 global media outlets, KOLs, YouTubers, and content creators on the first day, with a total follower count of 26 million. International media accounted for 50% of participants, helping 70 outstanding exhibitors make their debut on the opening day.

As the culmination of the four-day event, the day’s agenda continued to cover exhibition area showcases, the Physical AI Summit, Digital AI Summit, AI Agent Summit, Web2+3 AI Forum, BEYOND Hack Demo Day, ClawCon Macao, Build to Launch and the release of the “Greater Bay Area Physical AI White Paper,” Smart Glasses Forum, and the FAFP Extreme Pitch Finals, among other sessions. This further extended the conference theme of “AI: Symbiosis of Digital and Physical” across exhibitions, forums, developer achievements, and pitch sessions.

Final Day Maintains Momentum, Exhibition Area Continues to Unleash Asian Innovation

On May 30, the BEYOND Expo exhibition area opened to the public, allowing more visitors to engage directly with exhibitors, cutting-edge products, and interactive experiences. Nearly 800 international exhibitors showcased their offerings across areas such as AI large models and digital infrastructure, embodied intelligence and robotics, smart mobility and the low-altitude economy, consumer technology and smart terminals, cultural technology, and regional pavilions. Product demonstrations, hands-on experiences, and booth interactions continued, further boosting visitor numbers and on-site excitement.

Regional pavilions from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, including Shenzhen Nanshan, Shenzhen Longgang, Zhuhai High-Tech Zone, and Hengqin, joined forces with the NVIDIA Pavilion, Lenovo Innovation Accelerator Pavilion, Qingzhi Incubator Joint Exhibition, and the Korea Pavilion to form a diverse exhibition matrix. Robot live demonstrations, AI glasses and smart terminal experiences, eVTOL and unmanned systems, health and beauty technology, cultural tech interactive content, and sports tech interactive experiences at the NBA booth continuously attracted visitors, industry partners, media, and corporate representatives to linger and exchange ideas at various booths, further sustaining the interactive atmosphere on the final day.

Physical AI, Digital AI, and Agent Agendas Advance Simultaneously, Responding to “AI: Symbiosis of Digital and Physical”

The day’s forums focused on AI’s transition from the digital world to real-world applications. The Physical AI Summit centered on topics such as large-scale breakthroughs in embodied intelligence, globalization of AI hardware, interoperability between foundation models and humanoid robots, spatial perception and environmental intelligence, social and cognitive AI, synergy between cognitive intelligence and physical execution, and the evolution of VLA foundation models into physical productivity. Companies and institutions including Zhiyuan Robot, Timekettle, xTool, Matrix Superintelligence, Lingji Interaction, Butlr, Looki, Ling.ai, Traini, NoeMatrix, Booster Robotics, Tsari Capital, and Dongyi Technology participated in relevant sessions.

The Digital AI Summit covered areas such as digital intelligence infrastructure, AI-native enterprises, enterprise-level agent platforms, AI investment, AI product growth, AI music, and non-invasive neural large models. Companies and institutions including ZTE, InfiX.ai, Cloudwise, Cloudsway, Google Cloud Greater China, FutureX Capital, Argo Venture Partners, LocalSend, Free Scale, Music World, and Gestala participated in the agenda, complementing the conference’s discussions from digital infrastructure to AI application layers.

Beyond the two main tracks, the AI Agent Summit focused on open-source agents OpenClaw and Hermes, agent hardware applications, rapid agent application pitches, and AI natives, allowing agent topics to form a more comprehensive discussion spanning protocols, hardware, and application demonstrations.

Developer Achievements and Industry Applications Take Center Stage, White Paper, Demo Pitches, and Smart Glasses Run in Parallel

Developer and hardware application-related activities also entered the results showcase phase on the final day. The BEYOND Hack Demo Day featured a morning session with an Embodied Intelligence Track Demo Show and an AI Innovation Hardware Track Demo Show, followed by an awards ceremony after the project presentations, moving developer projects from live demonstrations to result announcements.

ClawCon Macao and the OpenClaw Asia Summit focused on the OpenClaw community and developer ecosystem, featuring keynote speeches, community sharing, 8 Builder Demos, panel discussions, and Demo award announcements. Build to Launch and the release of the “Greater Bay Area Physical AI White Paper” steered discussions toward Physical AI industry capabilities and project initiation in the Greater Bay Area. The Smart Glasses Forum concentrated on AI glasses and next-generation wearable computing, covering spatial computing, real-time AI interaction, visual recognition, immersive experiences, and the next-generation human-computer interaction gateway, shifting the smart glasses topic from product launches to discussions on industrial applications and interaction methods.

Closing Ceremony Caps Off the Event, Asian Innovation Takes the International Stage

In the afternoon, the BEYOND Expo 2026 closing ceremony was held, kicking off the finale with the FUND AT FIRST PITCH Extreme Pitch Finals. As the ultimate showcase of the extreme pitching segment during the expo, six projects took the stage in succession: Easenory Technology Limited, Atomy ePaddle, Super Loving Group’s NorthStar, CYAN Qingyi Innovation, Shenzhen Honghuo Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.’s SoulX, and FlameBio. These covered areas such as next-generation electronic skin, water sports data intelligence, AI-powered smart guardian accessories, home embodied companion intelligence, flexible consumer robotics, and AI-driven molecular screening. The judging panel included Morgan Samet, Managing Partner and Co-Head of Lingotto Innovation Strategy; Kun GAO, Founder of Crunchyroll; Metta World Peace, Chairman of Artest Management Group; and Zhang Qian, Founding Partner of Sky Capital, providing on-site feedback and exchanges for the projects.

Subsequently, hosted by Chen Xuan, a bilingual host from Shanghai Media Group, Crunchyroll co-founder Kun Gao appeared in a fireside chat at the closing ceremony, themed “The Global IP Renaissance: Scaling Digital Fandom into Physical Realities.” The conversation delved into Crunchyroll’s entrepreneurial journey and the building of a global anime community, extending to topics such as content licensing, subscription models, user communities, game community governance, and AI content moderation. Kun Gao also shared insights from projects like GGWP and Forge on how AI tools can lower the barriers to content creation and game development, and how digital content companies can find their first core users in global markets.

At the end of the closing ceremony, Dr. Lu Gang, co-founder of BEYOND Expo, took the stage to deliver a closing speech, officially concluding the four-day BEYOND Expo 2026. Dr. Lu reviewed the new changes in this sixth edition of the expo, touching on various segments including the opening ceremony, media day, exhibition area, themed parties, BEYOND Hack Day, and BEYOND Awards.

Dr. Lu Gang specifically noted that one of the key changes this year was bringing Chinese entrepreneurs and Asian innovators more prominently onto the international stage. The opening ceremony featured representatives from NVIDIA, the Linux Foundation, Middle Eastern investment institutions, and Chinese innovative enterprises engaging in cross-industry discussions, not only responding to the conference theme of “AI: Symbiosis of Digital and Physical” but also allowing entrepreneurial stories, product capabilities, and industry insights from the Asian market to be seen by more international guests.

Finally, Dr. Lu Gang expressed gratitude to the expo’s volunteers and team, and announced the official conclusion of BEYOND Expo 2026. With the theme “AI: Symbiosis of Digital and Physical,” BEYOND Expo 2026 showcased in Macau the various pathways of artificial intelligence transitioning from digital capabilities to the physical world. From cloud infrastructure, AI agents, and digital content to robotics, AI glasses, the low-altitude economy, smart terminals, and industrial systems, this edition of the expo documented the latest progress of AI entering real-world industries through exhibitions, forums, launches, pitches, and on-site activities, establishing new cooperation starting points in Macau for global tech companies, entrepreneurial teams, investment institutions, and industry partners.