Chinese commercial space launch company Beijing Tianbing Technology, also known as Space Pioneer, issued a public apology on Tuesday after a test of the first stage engines of its Tianlong-3 rocket failed in Henan province, causing explosions in a mountainous area that disturbed residents.
Tianlong-3, a two-stage kerosene-liquid oxygen rocket comparable to SpaceX's Falcon 9, experienced the failure during a test of its nine first-stage engines in the city of Gongyi on Sunday.
At 3:43 pm, the engines were fired according to plan, and the engine thrust reached 820 metric tons.
Read more: China Space Pioneer apologizes after test rocket crashes
Chinese tech heavyweight Baidu Inc has unveiled the latest version of its large language model, Ernie 4.0 Turbo, which will be available to the public via web interfaces and mobile apps.
The newly launched model offers faster responses and superior performance, elevating the capabilities of its previous version Ernie 4.0, according to the company. Developers can integrate the technology through Baidu's Qianfan LLM platform.
Roborock at CES 2024
In 2014, a group of experts in smart manufacturing, each of them boasting around 15 years of work experience, gathered in a three-bedroom apartment in Beijing and decided to start up with Beijing Roborock Technology Co Ltd. What was extraordinary was their clear and simple ambition: to develop the world's best robotic vacuum cleaner.
Ten years on, their dream has come true. Roborock is a leading player in its sector and, in terms of global sales in 2023, the top-selling brand among smart vacuum cleaners worldwide, according to Euromonitor International, a market research firm.
Read more: Chinese high-tech manufactures to explorer the international market
Shanghai ports exported 529,000 vehicles in the first quarter of 2024, up 30.7 percent from the same period last year, Shanghai customs said Thursday.
During the period, the customs in the city's Waigaoqiao port area handled more than 280,000 exported vehicles, an over 20 percent year-on-year increase.
Leading Short Drama provider - Reelshort
In Japan, vertical short dramas for smartphone viewing will be launched. Japanese startup GOKKO is partnering with a Chinese company to launch nearly 60 episodes of short dramas this month. According to reports, the size of China's short drama market is nearly 1 trillion yen (100 million Japan Yen is about 4.68 Chinese Yuan), and short dramas are also increasingly popular in the United States. Short dramas with only 90 seconds per episode have the potential to be promoted in Japan, especially among young people who efficiently utilize their time.
Read more: GOKKO brings Smartphone Short Dramas to Japan by partnering with a Chinese company
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