Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition – Beijing Military Expo

The Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition—Beijing Military Expo (MITE CHINA), organized by the China Command and Control Society, isthe most influential national-level benchmark exhibition in the field of military intelligence technology.With an exhibition area of 22,000 square meters, it will bring together over 30,000 delegates from government agencies, the armed forces, the People’s Armed Police, public security, transportation, civil defense, aerospace, aviation, ordnance, shipbuilding, and the Electronics Science and Technology Group, all engaged in defense‑related technologies and industries.

Past exhibitors have included: the Second Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, the Third Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, CASIC Simulation, the 511th Institute of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, Yunnan Aerospace, the 12th Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, the 201st Institute of Ordnance, the 207th Institute of Ordnance, Factory 617 of Ordnance, Factory 618 of Ordnance, NorthSec, the 15th Institute of Electronics Science and Technology, the 28th Institute of Electronics Science and Technology, the 52nd Institute of Electronics Science and Technology, the 55th Institute of Electronics Science and Technology, CETFE, the 6th Institute of Electronics Science and Technology, the 803rd Institute of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, Loongson Technology, Huaru Technology, Wuhan Xingtú, Chunzhong Technology, Xiaoniao Technology, Leyard, Unilumin Optoelectronics, Lianjian Optoelectronics, AVIC Intelligent, Zhuhai Ziyuan, Tiandi Weiye, Uniview Technologies, Datang Terminal, Tianrongxin, Rongzhitong, Weishixunda, CASI StarMap, Jiashun Feihong, Bohui Technology, Tianjin 712, Hebi Tianhai, Xuanji Information, Anlong Technology, Guoyao Xintian Di, and many other high‑tech enterprises.

Concurrently with the Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition—Beijing Military Expo (MITE CHINA), the China Command and Control Conference is held, a nationwide, comprehensive event integrating academic exchange, product demonstrations, and specialized seminars. The Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition—Beijing Military Expo (MITE CHINA) has become a well‑known brand for collaborative innovation in the national C4ISR sector.

Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition – Beijing Military Expo tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.

Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Equipment Exhibition – Beijing Military Expo: 上海铂联通信技术有限公司, 苏州江森特自动化科技有限公司, 北京环宇畅行科技有限公司, 北京天缘捷成电子技术服务有限公司, 上海苍古塑料科技有限公司, and others. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.

The Exhibition Value of the Beijing Military Intelligence Technology Expo (MITE CHINA)

• A National-Level Authority on Military Intelligence Technology: Hosted by the Chinese Society of Command and Control, this event has been held for ten editions since its inception in 2015, establishing itself as the most influential national benchmark exhibition in the field of military intelligence technology. The tenth edition brought together over 500 domestic enterprises and showcased more than 3,000 cutting-edge technological products, attracting over 60,000 professional visitors from government departments, the CMC organs, various military services, and defense industry groups—marking a new high in scale and influence.
• Comprehensive Coverage Across Ten Major Themes of the Entire Industry Chain: The expo features ten thematic pavilions, including Command Information Systems, Next-Generation Information Technology, Unmanned Combat Systems, Simulation and Training, Artificial Intelligence and Large-Scale Models, Low-Altitude Technology, New Materials and Advanced Manufacturing, Maritime Technology, Aerospace Information Technology, and Target Drones and Missiles. Spanning from foundational materials to intelligent equipment, and from data links to command-and-control systems, the exhibition presents a complete ecosystem of the military intelligence industry chain, precisely aligning with procurement decision-makers from the CMC, theater commands, military services, academic institutions, and defense industry groups.
• Deep Integration of High-End Academia and Industry: Concurrently held is the 13th China Command and Control Conference, featuring keynote speeches and 16 specialized forums covering hot topics such as C4ISR, low-altitude security, AI-driven digital ecosystem security, and unmanned command and control. Over one hundred academicians, experts, and leading scholars in the military field deliver specialized presentations, providing a rare platform for companies to connect with top-tier think tanks, grasp technological trends, and participate in standards-setting discussions.
• A Premier Launchpad for Indigenous Innovation: The expo showcases the latest breakthroughs in indigenous innovation within military intelligence technology. Xingtuxinke unveiled a quantum‑trusted video command system, seamlessly integrating quantum communication, large-scale models, and advanced video compression technologies; Zhongfu Information demonstrated a domestically developed secure office protection system along with a Hongmeng‑based military‑grade secure tablet; Beixin Yuan, centered on its “National Defense Intelligence and Ecosystem Development” strategy, covered the entire workflow of operational command and equipment management. Meanwhile, Kingsoft’s cutting-edge “Integrated Smart Training Ground Solution for Military Units” shifts training and assessment from experience‑based judgment to data‑driven decision making, offering an authoritative stage for companies to present hard‑core technologies and spearhead the transformation of military intelligence.
• A Validation Platform for Real‑World Application Scenarios: Through the integration of diverse themes and innovative scenarios, the expo vividly demonstrates how technological achievements are applied in actual combat settings. The Unmanned Combat Systems pavilion features bionic drone swarms and intelligent reconnaissance vehicles in realistic combat simulations, while AI‑assisted decision‑making systems generate real‑time battlefield situational analyses. Interactive experiences such as VR simulations and dynamic demonstrations allow core users—including the military and defense industry—to evaluate these technologies up close and without barriers.
• An Engine for Collaborative Innovation Among Industry, Academia, Research, and End Users: By bringing together military agencies, defense industry groups, higher education institutions, research institutes, and technology enterprises, the expo fosters a full‑chain collaborative ecosystem—from basic research to equipment deployment. At the tenth edition, more than 400 papers were exchanged, with 283 Chinese‑language papers published by the Ordnance Industry Press and 61 English‑language papers formally published by Springer (indexed in EI). The establishment of specialized committees, such as the Intelligent Evaluation Committee, further promotes deep integration among government, military, academia, and industry.
• A Strategic Window for Civil–Military Integration: Beyond serving as a showcase for military technology, the expo acts as a catalyst for civil–military integration. As a hub of scientific and technological innovation, Beijing attracts leading enterprises in commercial aerospace, drones, artificial intelligence, and other fields. For example, Jia’ete Optoelectronics exhibited infrared lenses, laser scanners, and gun sights that find applications in both medical imaging devices and military reconnaissance systems, fully demonstrating the capability of “dual‑purpose” technological translation. Participating companies can leverage this national‑level platform to deeply integrate into the national defense innovation ecosystem.

Notable exhibitors

• Defense Industry Groups and Research Institutes: CASIC Second Academy, CASIC Third Academy, CASIC Simulation, CASIC Institute 511, Yunnan Aerospace, CASIC Institute 12, CASIC Institute 803, NORINCO Institute 201, NORINCO Institute 207, NORINCO Factory 617, NORINCO Factory 618, CETC Institute 15, CETC Institute 28, CETC Institute 52, CETC Institute 55, CEC Special Flight, CETC Institute 6, CSSC Institute 709, CSSC Institute 716, Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China Academy of Engineering Physics
• Command, Control, and Information Security: Xingtuxinke, Zhongfu Information, Beixin Yuan, Sangfor, Tianrongxin, Chunjung Technology, Xiaoniao Technology, Leyard, Unilumin, Lianjian Optoelectronics, Tiandi Weiye, Datang Terminal, Tianjin 712, Rongzhitong, Xuanji Information, Hebi Tianhai
• Intelligent Simulation and Training: Huaru Technology, Hengge Technology, Jinshan Top, Juhé Technology, Bohui Technology, Digital Hail, Yunzhong Gaia
• Unmanned Systems and Intelligent Equipment: AVIC Intelligence, Zhuhai Ziyuan, Boya Gongdao, Topology United Innovation, Zero Gravity Laboratory, Datong Intelligence, Shenmou Technology, Beifei Zhihang, Fangyi Technology, JunTian Hangyu, Leikeda Technology, Xingwang Yuda
• Aerospace and Navigation Technologies: Loongson Technology, Guoyao Xintian, Zhongke Xingtú, Dongfang Space, Hejing Technology