en.Wedoany.com Reported - During the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, Chinese enterprises provided a range of technical equipment and product services for the event, covering fields such as artificial intelligence analysis systems, rail transit equipment, and cultural creative products.
Lenovo, in collaboration with the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), launched Football AI Pro, a football AI super agent that integrates over 2,000 data indicators and millions of data points. Developed based on a hybrid AI architecture, the system operates through the collaboration of multiple AI agents, reducing post-match analysis tasks from two days to under two hours. The system sets usage boundaries for data security: it is only enabled during pre-match preparation and post-match review, and cannot be accessed during matches. All sensitive tactical data and player information are accessible exclusively to authorized team internal teams. The system has been provided equally to all 48 participating teams.
In Mexico City, light rail trains manufactured by CRRC handled direct shuttle services to the main venue of the opening ceremony. These trains were designed specifically for the plateau environment and rainy season characteristics of Mexico, equipped with regenerative braking and low-noise ventilation systems. The dedicated line uses re-couplable plateau light rail trains, with eight carriages carrying 1,752 passengers, doubling daily transport capacity. The trains feature a fully proprietary articulated bogie design, with a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a climbing capability of 8%. CRRC also established a three-tier emergency response mechanism, deploying senior service engineers to Mexico for on-site duty and setting up a 24-hour emergency and technical support team to ensure train operational reliability during the event.
Multiple cultural creative products sold in the FIFA World Cup official online store are fusion products of traditional Chinese handicrafts and football elements. This marks the first large-scale inclusion of traditional Chinese handicrafts in the official licensed product system in World Cup history. The Guangxi Zhuang brocade series, based on the Zhuang mascot "Momei," includes categories such as the "Zhuangqiu Niangniang" pendant, Zhuang brocade football, and Zhuang brocade jersey. Tan Xiangguang, a master of Chinese brocade craftsmanship, stated that leveraging the World Cup stage can help more people recognize Zhuang brocade. The mother-of-pearl inlay series from Yangzhou, Jiangsu, has created five major product categories, including storage boxes, dressing mirrors, sunglasses, and mechanical keyboards, combining lacquerware techniques with World Cup visual elements.
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