Скачать или смотреть Tour of AI For Good 2025: Tesla Cybertruck, BYD Seal, Bioniks prosthetics, AI robots, Drones & more

The AI For Good #aiforgood Global Summit 2025 exhibits show floor at Geneva’s Palexpo is a compact atlas of applied artificial intelligence, and the tour begins with Tesla’s Cybertruck, making its first European appearance in production-spec. The prototype on display carries a 12-seat ride-sharing interior (when adding 6 seats in the vault), soon with Level-5 self-driving autonomy and Alpine accessories for ski-rack deployment, signalling how Swiss operators might merge heavy-duty stainless hardware with edge-based perception to move people and freight on the same chassis. Visitors queue to log a QR-code reservation beside the vehicle, underscoring how instant digital commerce now starts on the showroom carpet. https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck

Tesla engineers highlight the exoskeletal 30X rolled stainless body, 4680 structural battery pack and steer-by-wire actuation that together enable the low projected launch price of US $35 000. A local pilot study frames on-demand fares at roughly two Swiss francs per passenger-kilometre, cheaper than the urban tram, while detachable ski “bogies” illustrate multi-terrain modularity. Parked alongside, BYD’s Seal EV in Zurich plates demonstrates in-pouch blade-cell LFP chemistry and an 800-V traction inverter that quick-charges to 80 % in only 18 minutes, giving visitors a direct comparison of Chinese and Californian approaches to energy density.

Lucid shows an Air sedan recalibrated for geofenced robo-taxi duty, its 900-V silicon-carbide drivetrain paired with a solid-state LiDAR roofline. Geneva’s transport authority shares plans to pilot Navya-sourced self-driving minibuses that mesh with the same V2X cloud, hinting at a near-term mixed fleet where vehicles broadcast intent to both pedestrians and infrastructure. All three stands emphasise over-the-air safety-validation pipelines, a theme repeated across the mobility aisle.

Airframes are represented too: a two-seat electric VTOL offers scheduled hops over the Jet d’Eau at 15:00 daily, showcasing adaptive flight-control networks that learn wind vectors in real time. The craft folds into a 5 m² footprint and refuels on a 400-kW pad beside the exhibition centre, illustrating how vertiport logistics could integrate with municipal transit architecture.

Assistive technology shares the spotlight. Karachi-based Bioniks presents a brain-controlled above-elbow prosthesis that users fit remotely by scanning their residual limb with a smartphone; the company converts that photogrammetry into a 3D-printed carbon-nylon socket housing an eight-channel myoelectric array. Units cost about US \$2 500—an order of magnitude below Western comparators—and more than 1 000 wearers now ride bikes, write and cook with them.

Across the hall, ETH Zurich and EPFL renew their robot-football rivalry, fielding wheeled strikers that merge CNN-based ball tracking with model-predictive control to bend passes around defenders, while nearby Solo-Delta pick-and-place arms finish a game of Jenga at 15 blocks per second. Open-source “open droids” kits let visitors deploy ROS-2 on a €700 chassis, lowering the barrier for hands-on development.

Telecom incumbents China Telecom and China Unicom demonstrate federated learning at the network edge for demand-response on the China Southern Power Grid, and Alibaba’s DAMO Academy presents GeoGPT, a multimodal large-language system that answers spoken queries with semantic satellite-image search. Lenovo closes the accessibility loop with an on-device avatar that interprets dialogue into real-time sign language, rendered through a photoreal holographic body cache optimised by neural radiance fields, completing an end-to-end accessibility pipeline.

The aisles also host playful prototypes: Enchanted Tools’ emotion-aware utility robot hands out water, a quadruped carries autonomous payloads through crowd turbulence, and a conservation quad-rotor launches on a follow-me mission that tracks wildlife with on-board YOLOv8. The common denominator is clear—sensor-rich machines tied to software supply chains that promise traceable data flows and accountable outcomes—making the show floor a pragmatic snapshot of how AI is leaving the lab and meeting daily life.

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