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Malaysian Reserve
15-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Pioneering the Smart Building Revolution: the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference Charts Path Towards a Low-carbon Era
SHANGHAI, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — With the building industry accelerating the digital and low-carbon transformation, the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference ('TRUE Conference'), took place from July 2 to 3 in Shanghai. Focusing on the forefront of smart buildings and sustainable development, the TRUE Conference has attracted over 300 industry leaders and over 10,000 participants in the past three years, facilitating numerous technical collaborations in the building sector. Themed 'TRUE Evolution: Smart Building, Green Future,' this year's conference convened more than 50 global industry leaders and experts to share their vision and further drive the evolution of the industry through the main forum, panel discussions, product launches and eco-exhibitions. The event attracted approximately 2,000 partners from the building sector ecosystem. During the main forum, experts shared insights on advancing green and low-carbon development. Discussions highlighted the need to build a new architectural energy system to support high-quality energy development, alongside an innovative concept of synergistic convergence between green buildings and financial ecosystems to promote sustainable financing solutions. Practical experiences in enhancing energy efficiency and implementing urban decarbonization strategies were presented, drawing from international case studies. In addition, Midea Building Technologies ('MBT') introduced five innovative solutions at the conference, spanning its key business areas including HVAC, smart elevators, building automation, and energy management. The Midea V9 VRF overcomes industry challenges including cooling efficiency degradation in extreme temperatures, the need for additional inverters in photovoltaic integration, and energy waste from unmonitored air conditioning usage. In the large-scale chillers sector, Midea leverages its core 'MAGLEV+' technology to achieve comprehensive breakthroughs spanning from refrigeration to industrial energy supply. This drives the energy field's transition from single-equipment upgrades to system-level transformation. Meanwhile, Kermi unveiled its intelligent residential HVAC+E Solution, creating more comfortable, intelligent, and sustainable living environments. LINVOL launched its next-generation residential elevator technology and a full-scenario solution for cargo lifts, ensuring every journey achieves better arrivals. 'MBT has established benchmark projects across smart campuses, intelligent healthcare facilities, advanced manufacturing plants, and digital rail transit systems,' said Peter Guan, Vice President of Midea Group and President of Midea Building Tech. 'Aiming to become our customers' Smart Building Partner, we continuously enhance capabilities in digitalization, automated controls, system design, and engineering delivery, all meeting low-carbon and intelligent requirements. ' For more information, please visit
Straits Times
15-07-2025
- Business
- Straits Times
Pioneering the Smart Building Revolution: the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference Charts Path Towards a Low-carbon Era
SHANGHAI, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With the building industry accelerating the digital and low-carbon transformation, the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference ("TRUE Conference"), took place from July 2 to 3 in Shanghai. Focusing on the forefront of smart buildings and sustainable development, the TRUE Conference has attracted over 300 industry leaders and over 10,000 participants in the past three years, facilitating numerous technical collaborations in the building sector. Themed "TRUE Evolution: Smart Building, Green Future," this year's conference convened more than 50 global industry leaders and experts to share their vision and further drive the evolution of the industry through the main forum, panel discussions, product launches and eco-exhibitions. The event attracted approximately 2,000 partners from the building sector ecosystem. The 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference During the main forum, experts shared insights on advancing green and low-carbon development. Discussions highlighted the need to build a new architectural energy system to support high-quality energy development, alongside an innovative concept of synergistic convergence between green buildings and financial ecosystems to promote sustainable financing solutions. Practical experiences in enhancing energy efficiency and implementing urban decarbonization strategies were presented, drawing from international case studies. In addition, Midea Building Technologies ("MBT") introduced five innovative solutions at the conference, spanning its key business areas including HVAC, smart elevators, building automation, and energy management. The Midea V9 VRF overcomes industry challenges including cooling efficiency degradation in extreme temperatures, the need for additional inverters in photovoltaic integration, and energy waste from unmonitored air conditioning usage. In the large-scale chillers sector, Midea leverages its core "MAGLEV+" technology to achieve comprehensive breakthroughs spanning from refrigeration to industrial energy supply. This drives the energy field's transition from single-equipment upgrades to system-level transformation. Meanwhile, Kermi unveiled its intelligent residential HVAC+E Solution, creating more comfortable, intelligent, and sustainable living environments. LINVOL launched its next-generation residential elevator technology and a full-scenario solution for cargo lifts, ensuring every journey achieves better arrivals. "MBT has established benchmark projects across smart campuses, intelligent healthcare facilities, advanced manufacturing plants, and digital rail transit systems," said Peter Guan, Vice President of Midea Group and President of Midea Building Tech. "Aiming to become our customers' Smart Building Partner, we continuously enhance capabilities in digitalization, automated controls, system design, and engineering delivery, all meeting low-carbon and intelligent requirements. " For more information, please visit
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Pioneering the Smart Building Revolution: the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference Charts Path Towards a Low-carbon Era
SHANGHAI, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With the building industry accelerating the digital and low-carbon transformation, the 4th Midea Building Tech. TRUE Conference ("TRUE Conference"), took place from July 2 to 3 in Shanghai. Focusing on the forefront of smart buildings and sustainable development, the TRUE Conference has attracted over 300 industry leaders and over 10,000 participants in the past three years, facilitating numerous technical collaborations in the building sector. Themed "TRUE Evolution: Smart Building, Green Future," this year's conference convened more than 50 global industry leaders and experts to share their vision and further drive the evolution of the industry through the main forum, panel discussions, product launches and eco-exhibitions. The event attracted approximately 2,000 partners from the building sector ecosystem. During the main forum, experts shared insights on advancing green and low-carbon development. Discussions highlighted the need to build a new architectural energy system to support high-quality energy development, alongside an innovative concept of synergistic convergence between green buildings and financial ecosystems to promote sustainable financing solutions. Practical experiences in enhancing energy efficiency and implementing urban decarbonization strategies were presented, drawing from international case studies. In addition, Midea Building Technologies ("MBT") introduced five innovative solutions at the conference, spanning its key business areas including HVAC, smart elevators, building automation, and energy management. The Midea V9 VRF overcomes industry challenges including cooling efficiency degradation in extreme temperatures, the need for additional inverters in photovoltaic integration, and energy waste from unmonitored air conditioning usage. In the large-scale chillers sector, Midea leverages its core "MAGLEV+" technology to achieve comprehensive breakthroughs spanning from refrigeration to industrial energy supply. This drives the energy field's transition from single-equipment upgrades to system-level transformation. Meanwhile, Kermi unveiled its intelligent residential HVAC+E Solution, creating more comfortable, intelligent, and sustainable living environments. LINVOL launched its next-generation residential elevator technology and a full-scenario solution for cargo lifts, ensuring every journey achieves better arrivals. "MBT has established benchmark projects across smart campuses, intelligent healthcare facilities, advanced manufacturing plants, and digital rail transit systems," said Peter Guan, Vice President of Midea Group and President of Midea Building Tech. "Aiming to become our customers' Smart Building Partner, we continuously enhance capabilities in digitalization, automated controls, system design, and engineering delivery, all meeting low-carbon and intelligent requirements. " For more information, please visit View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Midea Building Technology
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Business Standard
08-06-2025
- Automotive
- Business Standard
DRDO transfers nine defence system technologies to 10 industry partners
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has transferred the technologies of nine defence systems to ten industry partners as part of efforts to strengthen the defence industrial ecosystem through public and private sector participation. The transfer took place on 7 June 2025 at the Vehicles Research and Development Establishment (VRDE), a DRDO laboratory located in Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra. The licensing agreements were handed over in the presence of Secretary, Department of Defence Research and Development and Chairman, DRDO, Dr Samir V Kamat. According to the Ministry of Defence, the transferred technologies include the CBRN Recce Vehicle (Tracked) Mk-II to Bharat Electronics Limited; the Mounted Gun System to Bharat Forge Limited; and the Anti-Terrorist Vehicle – Tracked Version to Metaltech Motor Bodies Private Limited. The technology for the full trailer of the 70-tonne tank transporter for the Main Battle Tank (MBT) Arjun Mk-1A has been transferred to four partners: BEML Limited, Tata International Vehicle Applications, SDR Auto Private Limited, and John Galt International. Expandable Mobile Shelter technology has been transferred to Bharat Electronics Limited, while the Vajra Riot Control Vehicle has gone to Tata Advanced Systems Limited. The Unit Maintenance Vehicle for MBT Arjun has been licensed to BEML Limited, while the Unit Repair Vehicle for the same platform has also been transferred, though the recipient was not specified. The Multi-Purpose Decontamination System technology has been transferred to Dass Hitachi Limited and Goma Engineering Private Limited. VRDE also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with COEP Technological University, Pune, to collaborate on emerging technologies and other advanced areas. Speaking at the event, Kamat referred to the 'exceptional performance of indigenous systems during Operation Sindoor' and advised the industry 'to plan for surge capacity.' He also lauded VRDE's contributions to technological advancements in land systems and weapon platforms. The event was attended by Prof (Dr) Prateek Kishore, Distinguished Scientist and Director General (Armament and Combat Engineering) Cluster, DRDO; G Ramamohana Rao, Director, VRDE; senior DRDO scientists; and representatives from the industry. Separately, DRDO has inaugurated the Quantum Technology Research Centre (QTRC) at Metcalfe House, Delhi. The facility, opened by the DRDO Chairman, is aimed at strengthening indigenous capabilities in quantum technologies for strategic and defence applications. QTRC is equipped with experimental setups for quantum key distribution, single-photon sources, characterisation of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers and distributed feedback lasers, and development of micro-fabricated alkali vapour cells. The initiative is being led by the Scientific Analysis Group (SAG), DRDO.
Hans India
05-06-2025
- Hans India
Hyderabad: City livestock traders cry foul over extortion ahead of Bakrid
Hyderabad: Livestock traders setting up makeshift stalls ahead of the Bakrid festival are complaining of organised gangs and 'local leaders' extorting money from them across Hyderabad, according to reports. Ahead of Bakrid, temporary cattle markets are established in areas such as Chanchalguda, Falaknuma, Barkas, Tolichowki, Khilwat, Petlaburj, Langer Houz, Bandlaguda, Jahanuma playground, Mallepally, and Yakutpura. Traders allege that on Tuesday night, while setting up a temporary sheep stall on a footpath in Malakpet, unknown individuals demanded money. 'I set up a shop to sell sheep on a footpath, a group of men came to the place and demanded Rs 5,000 for setting up a stall,' said Akhlaq Ahmed, a trader. 'After a heated argument, I was forced to pay as I had already set up at the place.' Several traders reported that all those temporarily setting up stalls at Chanchalguda are being compelled to pay money to unknown persons. Similar situations were observed in various areas like Falaknuma, Khilwat, Jahannuma, and Chandrayangutta, where traders were asked for 'handsome amounts.' Another trader, Shahid Ali, who conducts sheep business during the festival, faced a similar experience. 'Some unknown persons and local leaders are collecting between Rs 3,000 and Rs 5,000 from each livestock trader in Falaknuma and Jahannuma areas,' he said . Amjedullah Khan, spokesperson for Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT), stated that during Bakrid, 'rowdy elements and patrol car constables harass traders and extort money from them.' He added, 'The harassment of the rowdies is more than that of the gau rakshaks.' He said Adding to their woes, traders also alleged that some police officers are demanding money from businessmen, even before the release of livestock from their vehicles. 'We do business during the festival season to earn some money; if such unsocial elements harass and extort hard-earned money, we will be left with nothing,' lamented a trader in Chandrayangutta. Similar complaints are also emerging from major markets like Pahadishareef and Jalpally, where miscreants are reportedly collecting money from traders.
