Huawei launches intelligent venue technology at Shenzhen arts centre
Technology company Huawei partnered with the Longgang International Arts Center in Shenzhen to deploy digital venue management architecture and smart audience connectivity platforms
Shenzhen, China – November 2, 2026 – Huawei and the Longgang International Arts Center officially unveiled a global intelligent venue showcase, marking a significant step in the fusion of technology and artistry. The event was attended by government officials, industry leaders, and art experts, who discussed the integration of intelligent construction, premium experience, smart operations, and green, low-carbon practices in cultural venues.
Huawei's Vice President and President of their ICT Product Portfolio Mgmt & Solutions Dept, Michael Ma, emphasized the company's comprehensive involvement in the project, from physical construction to digital and intelligent space enablement. By partnering with other organizations, Huawei prioritizes intelligent building practices, enhanced user experiences, smart operations, and environmentally friendly operations.
At the event, the Digital Art Gallery (D+) officially opened, showcasing a new approach to art and technology. Wu Zhaohui, CTO of the Longgang International Arts Center, shared the venue's operations experience and highlighted how data-driven operations are transforming consumer-focused, business, and government services. Eric He, CEO of Huawei Campus Team, discussed the role of digital and intelligent transformation in reshaping art spaces, describing architecture as "frozen art" and emphasizing the importance of digital and intelligent integration for smart, dynamic buildings.
The venue has been awarded the highest energy efficiency class for its smart energy-saving and carbon reduction efforts. Huawei plans to collaborate with industry partners to develop scenario-based applications, integrate regional industries, establish standards through alliances, and drive innovation-led transformation. Attendees toured the venue's Intelligent Operation Center, enjoyed the light show in the DomeArt Gallery, and explored various exhibits in the Flight Hall and CAVE, immersing themselves in the intelligent venue experience.
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