Wasion Brings “AI-Powered Network Management System” to the Spotlight at CIFTIS 2025

On the morning of September 10, 2025, the China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) officially opened at Beijing Shougang Park. Under this year’s theme, “Embrace Intelligent Technologies, Empower Trade in Services,” Wasion made a remarkable appearance at the Hunan exhibition area with its NMS.

The 2025 CIFTIS brought together nearly 2,000 companies from 26 of the world’s top 30 countries and regions in service trade, along with more than 260 distinguished guests, including ministers, heads of international organizations, ambassadors to China, and academicians. During the event, 13 themed forums, 82 specialized forums, and 81 business matchmaking sessions were held, while authoritative achievements such as the China Service Trade Development Report were released, fostering industry exchange and development.

Yao Zhen, member of the Party Leadership Group of the Hunan Provincial Department of Commerce and head of the Discipline Inspection and Supervision Team stationed at the department, visited Wasion’s booth to provide guidance and spoke highly of the company’s technological innovation and market practices.

Wasion’s NMS was selected as an “AI+” Service Demonstration Case in the 2025 CIFTIS Achievement Evaluation and showcased both on-site and online on the official CIFTIS website, attracting widespread attention. 

Faced with the challenges brought by the rapid surge in smart meter network devices, traditional NMS has shown limitations in responsiveness, decision-making, and resource utilization. In response, Wasion developed and launched the AI-powered NMS system. The system features a mesh network layer, a “centralized + local” system layer, and three interface layers. Through elastic resource scheduling, spatiotemporal joint prediction, and a self-evolving knowledge base, the system achieves major performance improvements: fault prediction accuracy reaches 92%, resource scheduling efficiency increases 3.8 times, and operational automation coverage reaches 90%.

In the Latin American market, the system has been operational for over a year, maintaining network efficiency above 98% and FAN data reading success rates up to 99%. It is compatible with multi-brand devices, covering applications such as electric vehicle charging, street lighting, and smart city infrastructure. The system ensures efficient and stable smart meter data transmission, providing a robust foundation for IoT applications.

Taking CIFTIS as an opportunity, Wasion not only showcased its research achievements but also gained valuable experience in collaboration and new opportunities for synergistic development through knowledge sharing and cross-industry exchanges. Looking ahead, Wasion will continue to work with global partners to drive energy interconnectivity through intelligence and innovation, contributing to a cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable energy ecosystem.