On October 30, the first national-level Jiangsu (Wuxi) Pilot Zone Development Summit will be held in Nanshan IoV Town, Wuxi, China. At that time, more than 100 heads of enterprises, leaders of ministries and commissions, provinces and cities, and top international professionals will gather in Xidong New Town to talk about the innovation and development of the Internet of Vehicles industry and build a bright blueprint for future smart life. A few days ago, the national-level Jiangsu (Wuxi) Internet of Vehicles Pilot Zone Exhibition Center, the specific venue for the summit, was basically completed, and the cool high-tech technology entered the final debugging stage.

The national-level Jiangsu (Wuxi) Internet of Vehicles Pilot Zone Exhibition Center locates at the intersection of Chunfeng Road and Xianfeng Road in Xidong New Town. The first floor is the exhibition hall, including the V2X exhibition hall and the Bosch intelligent network innovation experience center. The second floor and the third floor are the lecture hall and corporate culture exhibition hall, and the top floor can also undertake roadshow activities. In the middle of the exhibition hall lies an exquisite and atmospheric sand table which presents the overall planning of the Internet of Vehicles town. On the north side of the first floor is the V2X exhibition hall, where intelligent pedestrian signal lights, pedestrian crossing warning systems, intelligent network-connected guidance screens, public test road supervision and other network-connected transportation infrastructure models are displayed. On the south side is the Bosch Intelligent Network Innovation Experience Center, which not only displays the intelligent charging, vehicle remote upgrade, intelligent keyless start and other related software and hardware developed by Bosch Group, but also the world's leading AVP (Automatic Valet Parking) demonstration .

The grand meeting of the summit at the end of this month is worthy of expecting. By then, we can experience what are "clever cars and smart roads".