The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is a showcase of the technological advancements in the industry, with innovations ranging from flying cars to robotic dogs. This year, the event has expanded beyond smartphones, highlighting unique and revolutionary products.
One of the standout innovations is the vertical take-off car by US company Alef Aeronautics, which has received certification from the US Federal Aviation Administration. The car can carry two people for up to 170 kilometers and is set to enter production by the end of 2025. Another notable innovation is the robotic dog by Chinese Tecno Mobile, equipped with artificial intelligence and sensors for realistic actions.
Lenovo introduces a revolutionary transparent laptop with a borderless display that allows for projecting keys or drawing on the screen. Additionally, Hyodol, a companion doll powered by AI, is designed for the elderly to provide companionship and assistance with daily tasks.
Other notable innovations include Whispp’s AI-based calling app that conceals speech impediments and the Honor Magic6 Pro smartphone, offering seamless integration with the MagicBook Pro 16 laptop. The focus at this year’s MWC is on generative artificial intelligence, 5G technology, and discussions about the future of 6G.
With over 2,400 exhibitors presenting their products, the event highlights real use cases of technology like AI, extended reality, and sustainability energy. The MWC has evolved into a conference embracing digital services and open platforms for developers, showcasing
