In 2025, the global semiconductor industry experiences a new round of technological explosion, with major exhibitions serving as key platforms for showcasing innovative achievements and discussing future trends. From SEMICON China in Shanghai to the CES Semiconductor Zone in the U.S., and the Munich Electronics Fair in Germany, industry giants and emerging companies gather to collectively map out the future landscape of semiconductor technology.

Semiconductor Expo differs from other exhibitions.Exhibitors often face two major challenges: the massive size of precision equipment, which can weigh dozens of tons, makes transportation difficult, and the requirement for a Class 10,000 cleanroom makes on-site demonstrations a luxury. How can potential customers get a direct understanding of the core technology? How to seize business opportunities during the golden 72 hours of the exhibition? Semiconductor models effectively address these challenges.