Imagine training a fire-breathing AR dragon 🐉, playing tennis with an AI robot 🤖, or baking cookies using your smartphone 📱—all powered by cutting-edge tech. That’s exactly what UK father-son duo Lee and Oli Barrett experienced at the 2021 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Shanghai, where Huawei showcased China’s latest innovations.
From AR Dragons to 5G Magic
The Barretts were among the first to test Huawei’s mind-blowing AR dragon-training demo, blending fantasy with real-time motion tracking. 'It felt like stepping into a video game,' Oli said. Meanwhile, 5G-powered live broadcasts from the event offered crystal-clear visuals with near-zero lag, proving how China’s communication tech is reshaping global connectivity 🌐.
Smart Living, AI Style
From an AI tennis coach analyzing swings to smartphone-controlled ovens (yes, burning cookies is now optional 🍪🔥), the duo explored how Chinese tech is simplifying daily life. 'The fusion of AI and everyday gadgets here is next-level,' Lee noted.
Why It Matters
Events like MWC Shanghai highlight how the Chinese mainland continues to lead in 5G and AI innovation. For globetrotting tech enthusiasts and young professionals eyeing Asia’s markets, these breakthroughs signal a future where tech bridges cultures—and maybe even trains your pet dragon. 🚀
