Huawei Enables Campuses into Intelligence and Low Carbon

[Shenzhen, China, September 23, 2021] During Huawei Connect 2021, Huawei held the Intelligent Campus Session on 'Diving into Campus Digitalization, Creating New Value Together'. More than 2000 industry experts, enterprises, and partners gathered together online, to explore innovation in intelligent campuses and seek ways to develop the industry.

Huawei has dived into campus digitalization, and has built intelligent campus solutions based on digital platforms. With Huawei Cloud, Huawei opens its capabilities to partners through their digital platform, enabling partners to develop service applications that meet customer requirements, and is helping customers such as industry parks, stadiums, and manufacturing campuses achieve digital transformation. Together with Juss Sports, Huawei will provide intelligent solutions for Shanghai Stadium and build a smart capability system that matches its development goals. With the increasing intelligence of the system, economic, social, and management benefits will be improved.

In terms of economic benefits, through information release and video distribution, customer will increase the sales revenue and sponsor value. Active monitoring maintenance of stadium equipment is supported by intelligent campus solutions, which will reduce the manpower input and extend the service life of equipment by about 10%.

In terms of social benefits, the public experience, event services and stadium operation assurance will be comprehensively improved. At the same time, the operation and service capability of stadiums is optimized, the service level for mass sports is improved, and the sports industry ecosystem is developed.

In terms of management benefits, the intelligent operation center enables visualized, controllable, and manageable operation of the stadium, improving incident handling efficiency by about 50%.

A low carbon strategy is vigorously pursued by society, which means that a country like China is in a critical period of energy transformation. The achievement of the "carbon peak and neutrality" goal is both a challenge and an opportunity. In this process, energy structure reform is decentralized, distributed generation is developed, and microgrids are widely deployed in campuses. Carbon emissions, carbon emission reductions, and carbon investments are all occurring in campuses.

Meng Jianmin