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Chinese Government: Smart Glasses Shipments Top 1.78 Million Units in First Three Quarters of 2025, Nearly 80% Are AI Glasses

China State Council Information Office held a press conference
China State Council Information Office held a press conference

detailing Chinas progress in industrial and information technology for 2025. The Vice

Minister of Industry and Information Technology Zhang Yunming stated that AI-

powered devices such as smartphones, computers, and glasses are rapidly entering

Chinese households across the country. In the first three quarters, domestic

shipments of smart glasses exceeded 1.78 million units, with nearly 80% are AI

glasses.

Zhang noted that 2025 has seen accelerated innovation and iteration in global

artificial intelligence technology, driving deeper integration across industries. For

Chinas AI sector, the year has been marked by vitality and substantial achievement.

The ministry has focused on both advancing industrial development and deepening

practical applications, delivering notable results in four key areas:

First, the growth foundation has been strengthened. Chinese tech companies have

launched multiple AI chips, boosting intelligent computing capacity to 1,590 EFLOPS,

while high-quality industry datasets continue to emerge. Homegrown large-scale

models are taking a leading role in the global open-source ecosystem. According to

authoritative estimates, China now hosts over 6,000 AI companies, with the core

industry scale expected to exceed 1.2 trillion CNY in 2025.

Second, products are becoming more diverse. AI-enabled terminals, including

smartphones, computers, and glasses, are gaining wider adoption. In the first three

quarters of 2025, smart glasses shipments surpassed 1.78 million units, with AI

models accounting for nearly 80%, adding greater technological sophistication and

futuristic appeal to work and daily life.

Third, applications continue to expand. AI is now deployed across key sectors such

as steel, non-ferrous metals, power, and telecommunications, and is increasingly

embedded in critical processes like R&D, quality inspection, and customer service.

For example, a home appliance manufacturer implemented a self-developed "5G+AI"

industrial visual inspection system, raising detection accuracy to 99.98% and

boosting per capita productivity by 275%.

Fourth, the ecosystem is maturing. The National Artificial Intelligence Industry

Investment Fund, with a size of 60 billion CNY, has been officially launched. Efforts to

standardize AI have been intensified, resulting in the release of over 40 key national

and industry standards in 2025. Critical open-source projects such as intelligent

agent protocols and operator libraries have also been successfully incubated and implemented


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