KrASIA Connection

With a goal to improve efficiency within the apparel industry, Quanliang Quansu’s founder aims to use technology, data, and algorithms to kickstart her new venture.

The company’s technology can sort 2,500 products per hour, slashing logistics expenses in an industry with rising labor costs.

Xiaomi participated in Zhuanzhuan Group’s latest round, as the startup hopes to synergize with Xiaomi’s position in consumer electronics.

Zhongke Fanyu applies its machine translation technology in a range of verticals through customized solutions.

Xiaoetong’s platform offers its 1.6 million clients a virtual headquarters to manage their online activities.

The Beijing-based robotics startup plans to launch its Journey 5 chip, which supports L4 autonomous driving.

Chinese entrepreneurs have more access to funding than ever before, and Wei gave advice on how to build a strong team.

Kuaishou has fought hard to compete with ByteDance’s TikTok outside of China, with its Zynn and Snack Video making promising debuts in 2020.