I-Search Invited to Participate in the 2026 WOD Manufacturing Industry Digitalization Expo

From June 3 to 5, 2026, the 2026 WOD Manufacturing Industry Digitalization Expo was grandly held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

This year’s expo brought together more than 200 digital-intelligent transformation service providers from China and abroad, as well as benchmark enterprises from over 10 countries and regions, including China, the United States, Germany, Switzerland, Japan, and Singapore. With more than 800 cutting-edge products and solutions on display, the event covered full-scenario needs across R&D and design, production and manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, supply chain management, AI + manufacturing, green and low-carbon development, digital twins, and industrial embodied intelligence, presenting a high-density, high-value digital-intelligent showcase for the entire manufacturing industry chain.


 

As a leader in China’s intelligent agent automation industry, i-Search was invited to participate in the expo, showcasing its enterprise-level intelligent agent automation platform.

Appearing alongside many industry-leading enterprises, i-Search joined the event to help manufacturing companies make more efficient technology selections, more accurate decisions, and avoid unnecessary detours in their digital-intelligent transformation journey.



 

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Focusing on Core Pain Points in Manufacturing

Intelligent Agent Automation Helps Bridge the “Last Mile”

As manufacturing digital transformation enters a deeper stage, enterprises commonly face three major challenges: data silos across multiple systems, complex business processes, and AI that can “talk” but cannot “act.”

Drawing on years of technological expertise, i-Search has built an enterprise-level intelligent agent automation platform covering the full chain of perception, decision-making, and execution, helping enterprises bridge the “last mile” of AI implementation.


 

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Core Products Unveiled

Bringing Intelligent Agents Into Real Business Operations

Targeting real manufacturing scenarios, i-Search highlighted two major intelligent agent capabilities at the expo:

• Magical Automator: An enterprise-level intelligent agent based on natural language interaction. Users only need to describe their needs in one sentence, and the system can automatically understand the task, plan the steps, and generate an executable automation workflow. It enables business users to easily build automation applications, truly realizing the idea that “everyone can become an automation developer.”

• DocAgent: Manufacturing operations involve a large volume of documents on a daily basis, including overseas trade invoices, customs declaration forms, logistics waybills, supplier statements, quality inspection reports, production drawings, and more. With built-in multilingual OCR and semantic understanding capabilities, DocAgent can automatically recognize dozens of types of business documents, accurately extract key fields such as material codes, quantities, unit prices, delivery dates, and tax numbers, and then write the data into ERP/MES systems, initiate approvals, or trigger follow-up workflows based on business rules. It truly enables end-to-end automation from document collection, intelligent recognition, and data extraction to business execution.

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Building a Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem Together

i-Search Empowers the Digital-Intelligent Upgrade of Manufacturing

The WOD Manufacturing Industry Digitalization Expo was not only a concentrated showcase of cutting-edge technologies, but also an important link for collaborative innovation across the industrial chain.

Through in-depth on-site exchanges, i-Search gained deeper insights into the real needs and common challenges faced by different industries in the implementation of intelligent agent automation.

Looking ahead, i-Search will continue to deepen its efforts in intelligent agent automation. With more advanced technologies, more mature solutions, and a more open ecosystem, the company will help manufacturing enterprises move from “repetitive labor” to “value creation,” and from “single-point pilots” to “full-chain intelligence,” jointly promoting the high-quality development of China’s manufacturing industry.