#Manufacture# | 📸🌏At the China Open 2026, stunning smartphone-and-teleconverter photos of tennis star Zheng Qinwen went viral, highlighting the imaging power of Dongguan-made flagship phones. 🏭 Behind this innovation is Dongguan’s Binhaiwan Bay Area, home to tech giants OPPO and vivo. With major investments in AI, imaging technology and smart terminals, the area is growing into a hub for next-generation technology. 🚀 From global computing facilities to new R&D headquarters, Dongguan is turning its manufacturing strengths into a launchpad for innovation that reaches users worldwide. #Dongguan# #Binhaiwan# #OPPO# #vivo# #SmartManufacturing# #AIInnovation# #MadeInGuangdong#

Manufacturers face increasingly complex tax and compliance requirements, making it important for finance, tax and AP teams to stay ahead of potential risks Join us for the conversation on October 20:

#Manufacture# | 🤓🌏 Shenzhen-based Langzhiyin Electronic has sold more than 1 million smart glasses to over 80 countries and regions, with its products ranking among Amazon’s best sellers. Now, the company is expanding into U.S. retail, with an opening order from Target and other chains covering more than 1,500 stores. Founded in 2005, Langzhiyin is now bringing AI features, including Qwen and ChatGPT integration and translation in 165 languages, to its smart glasses. 🚀 To learn more: #Shenzhen# #Longgang# #SmartGlasses# #WearableTech# #AI# #TechInnovation# #MadeInChina# #GlobalMarkets#

#Manufacture# | Recently, #Europe# has been hit by an extreme heatwave, triggering a rush among locals to buy air conditioners. According to local overseas Chinese, multiple models have already been sold out, including the PortaSplit air conditioner, which was specially designed for the European market by #Guangdong-based# Midea Group. Have a look: #Midea# #PortaSplit# #EuropeHeatwave# #MadeInGuangdong# #TechInnovation# #China#

Manufacturers are evolving their vehicle architectures to aggregate active safety functions in ADAS domain controllers. Cameras and driver-monitoring systems can help achieve five-star safety ratings and meet regulatory deadlines. Learn about the process

For manufacturers and distributors, parts data shouldn’t be a one-time eCommerce project. As new parts are introduced and existing parts change, accurate, complete information needs ongoing attention. Kris Harrington, CEO of @Aftermarket_ROI GenAlpha Technologies, explains how better parts data can help customers buy with greater confidence, reduce unnecessary support questions, and give internal teams information they can trust. Are you treating your parts data like the business asset it is? Read more:

Dishwasher Manufacturers: If you rinse off your dishes in the sink before loading them into the dishwasher, they come out less clean! This always gets me in trouble. I of course don’t rinse first, because it is a Dishwasher. Right? Rinsing plates before loading the dishwasher feels diligent. Appliance makers say it is the very reason your dishes come out dirty. Engineers at brands like Bosch and Whirlpool, alongside detergent makers like Cascade, have spent years advising consumers to stop pre-rinsing. Contemporary dishwashers rely on internal turbidity sensors—optical eyes that gauge water clarity during the early wash cycle. When pre-rinsed plates yield clean water, the machine misinterprets the load as lightly soiled, shortening cycle time and reducing water temperature. Furthermore, the enzymes in modern powdered and gel detergents require food starches and proteins to latch onto; without debris to activate them, the surfactants simply wash down the drain, occasionally leaving alkaline film etched into glassware. Oh there is more… Cookware care harbors equally stubborn folklore. For decades, home cooks warned that a single drop of liquid soap would ruin a cast-iron skillet's seasoning. Lodge, which has made cast-iron cookware in Tennessee since 1896, explicitly debunks this in its care manuals. The prohibition dates to the nineteenth century, when soaps were formulated with harsh lye (sodium hydroxide), a caustic alkali capable of stripping cured oil. Modern dish detergents contain mild surfactants that lift loose grease without breaking the polymerized oil cross-linked to the iron matrix. A gentle wash with liquid soap leaves true seasoning intact. A similar misconception surrounds kitchen waste disposers. Generations of homeowners were told that tossing eggshells or ice down the drain sharpens the disposal blades. InSinkErator, the inventor and largest maker of food waste disposers, notes that residential disposers do not contain blades at all. The central chamber houses blunt swiveling lugs on a spinning turntable. These lugs do not slice; centrifugal force hurls food against a stationary outer ring of shredder teeth to pulverize it into a slurry. Eggshells cannot sharpen a blunt lug, and their fibrous membrane often snags in plumbing traps. Even oven maintenance suffers from well-intended habits. Appliance makers including GE and Frigidaire warn against lining the floor of an electric or gas oven with aluminum foil. Modern ovens hide the heating element beneath an enamel floor. Foil traps and reflects radiant heat directly against the base, reaching temperatures high enough to melt the aluminum or permanently fuse it to the porcelain finish.