The 51st Geneva International Invention Exhibition concluded on the 15th in Geneva, Switzerland, with the Chinese delegation winning a total of 90 gold awards, 95 silver awards, and 52 bronze awards. This year, the Chinese delegation organized a total of 237 invention projects to participate in the exhibition. The exhibited invention achievements are mainly concentrated in the fields of environmental protection, renewable energy, electronics, medicine, construction, transportation, etc., presenting new trends and characteristics in the industry. The gold medal projects of the Chinese delegation cover multiple fields. Among them, teachers and students from a middle school in Guangzhou invented a non motorized vehicle kinetic energy recovery and utilization device, which can recover the kinetic energy of non motorized vehicles on downhill and flat roads, convert it into electrical energy for storage and utilization; The power supply security warning system based on artificial intelligence (AI) significantly improves the adaptability and safety pre control level of the power grid to high proportion renewable energy access through intelligent recognition of extreme fluctuation characteristics of wind and photovoltaic power generation. Lin Songtao, the representative of the China region at the Geneva International Invention Exhibition, introduced that this year's Chinese delegation's invention projects have achieved a qualitative leap in innovation quality, presenting a dual wheel drive pattern of AI empowering various industries and prioritizing life and health. This exhibition lasts for 5 days, showcasing over 1000 invention projects from 35 countries and regions, showcasing innovative achievements in different fields and industries. The exhibition has set up multiple special awards. Among them, the "Bug Buster" project from Switzerland won the "Public Award" at the Invention Exhibition, and the folding furniture "Stooly" from France won the "Industrial Design Award" at the Invention Exhibition. In addition, the Invention Exhibition also set up a special award for young talents, and an AI assisted diagnosis and treatment platform for respiratory diseases from Saudi Arabia won the "Rising Star Award". (New Society)