On 27 October 2021, Huawei hosted an event which was its annual flagship European Innovation Day in Vienna, Austria. The whole event revolves around a low carbon environment, digital economy, and talent cultivation.
The theme of the event was “Innovate for a Sustainable Europe” under which Huawei made four major announcements. The Huawei Vienna event was witnessed by several industry leaders and the company’s CEOs, including
- Catherine Chen, Senior Vice President, and Board Member, Huawei
- Heinz Fischer, Former President, Austria
- Phillip Gan, President of CEE & Nordic Region, Huawei
- Dr. Jaime Gonzalo, Huawei Mobile Services VP, Europe
- Felix Muller, Chief Executive Officier, DRONE TECH
- Radoslaw Kedzia, Vice President of CEE & Nordic Region, Huawei
JOIN HUAWEI ON TELEGRAM
Notably, this was the first event of its kind to be broadcast with 5G live streaming. Global audiences encounter live speeches, 5G demo trucks, smart mining, AR gaming, and more. Let’s take a detailed look at the key highlights of the Huawei Vienna event.
Austria Tech4all Guardian: Nature and Environment
Huawei has undertaken various sustainability projects with Tech4All Guardian as the main attraction. However, another NGO Rainforest Connection project that deals with the biodiversity of the Amazon is currently in the running stage.
This new Tech4All Guardian project will work in collaboration with the University of Vienna and RFCX. In addition, its site area would be Lake Neucidal in Seewinkel National Park. On top of this, Chinese technology will provide intelligent software systems to research the effects of climate change on biodiversity. At the same time, it will also develop new data-based environmental protection measures.
Launch 5G-based Innovations: Digital Europe
At the Huawei Vienna event, the company explicated many assuring headways in different areas. It further includes 5G-powered robots, smart agriculture technologies, and more. To be more precise the 5G robots were implanted in Vienna hospitals meanwhile the first fully connected 5G smart port in Hungary.
In addition, drones and 5G are becoming the future of agriculture helping to identify the fertilizer or water field remotely. Furthermore, the company also announced the goal of the Ministry of Agriculture and the 2030 Agenda.
Seeds for the Future: New Scholarship Program
Undoubtedly, the new scholarship program was the main highlight of this Huawei event in Vienna. The company believes in providing a skilled workforce to the country. Besides, cooperation between companies and universities is the simplest way to maintain it.
According to the info, Huawei has trained more than 30,000 ICT professionals in Europe in the last decade. Now, the company announced to invest 2.5 million euros to polish the ICT skills of the students. Thereby, the company is cooperating with the top universities and academics to cultivate new talents.
Huawei Mobile Services Updates: Developer Innovation
The officials also emphasize Huawei’s commitment to supporting its vision in all areas of technological innovation. It will announce a number of support programs to offer young developers around the world. To date, it has over 5.1 million registered developers connected to over 730 million monthly active users worldwide.
In addition, over 173,000 HMS Core integrated applications have been added to the Huawei AppGallery. In addition, there is a year-on-year increase of 81% by the end of the third quarter of 2021.
