Dongguan, China | For immediate releaseDongguan Fuyuan Electronic Co., Ltd. (Fuyuang) will exhibit at the 2nd GIS Global Innovation Show & Global Innovation Summit · Hong Kong, held 25-27 August 2026 at AsiaWorld-Expo. At booth A-2-117 the company will show charging solutions for embodied AI robots,
Dongguan Fuyuan Electronic will exhibit at the 2026 GIS Global Innovation Show in Hong Kong from 25 to 27 August, occupying booth A-2-117 in Hall 5 and Hall 7 of AsiaWorld-Expo. The display covers robot battery chargers for mower, pool-cleaning and humanoid robots, plus lithium-ion, LiFePO4, lead-acid and GaN models. Engineers and export sales staff will handle questions on battery matching, sealing levels, BMS protocol adaptation and certification for target markets, with approvals including CCC, UL, UKCA, PSE and SAA available across the range.
Fuyuan Electronic exhibited battery chargers, power adapters and LED drivers at the 2026 GIS Global Innovation Show in Hong Kong, presenting from booth A-2-122. The display covered robot chargers, lithium-ion chargers and LiFePO4 chargers for humanoid robots, AGVs, inspection robots and outdoor equipment, with CAN 2.0 and RS485 interfaces for BMS integration. Machine builders attending the show raised the same requirements: operating-condition fit, protocol matching, overseas safety approvals and reliable volume delivery, backed by in-house EMC and reliability testing. The company also outlined its OEM and ODM support, including private labeling and rapid sample development.
Dongguan Fuyuan Electronic received a TOP30 Innovation Award at the 2nd GIS Global Innovation Show in Hong Kong, held from 25 to 27 August 2026 at AsiaWorld-Expo. Judges assessed technical originality, readiness for production and global market fit. Fuyuan exhibited at booth A-2-112 in the power and charging zone, presenting battery chargers, power adapters and LED drivers. The company, founded in 2005, operates two production bases with 108,000 square metres of floor space and a CNAS-standard in-house EMC laboratory, and has developed more than 3,000 charger models from 60W to 10KW.
