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Shenzhen Longgang Partners with Kimi for 1,000-Person Lobster Festival to Boost OpenClaw Deployment

Following the launch of the "10 Policies for Lobster," Shenzhen's Longgang District is building on that momentum by announcing a unique "1,000-Person Lobster Conference" on March 14th at 2:30 PM at the Shenzhen Robotics Theater. Co-organized by the Longgang District Government and leading AI company Kimi, the conference aims to deepen the integration of AI technology with local industries.
The event will showcase a high-tech "robot cooking lobster" demonstration, along with hundreds of pounds of real lobster for free tasting, creating an exciting fusion of "silicon-based technology" and "carbon-based cuisine."
Kimi's engineering team will be on-site to offer free installation services for OpenClaw to attendees, lowering the technical barriers for developers and companies deploying intelligent agents. Free trial qualifications for Kimi Claw will also be handed out, enabling more users to immediately experience the productivity of China's top-tier AI intelligent agents.
Kimi has also introduced a special API lobster discount, offering enterprises deploying lobster-related applications up to 40% recharge rebate coupons. This significantly reduces the cost of AI transformation.
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Following the launch of the "10 Policies for Lobster," Shenzhen's Longgang District is building on that momentum by announcing a unique "1,000-Person Lobster Conference" on March 14th at 2:30 PM at the Shenzhen Robotics Theater. Co-organized by the Longgang District Government and leading AI company Kimi, the conference aims to deepen the integration of AI technology with local industries.
The event will showcase a high-tech "robot cooking lobster" demonstration, along with hundreds of pounds of real lobster for free tasting, creating an exciting fusion of "silicon-based technology" and "carbon-based cuisine."
Kimi's engineering team will be on-site to offer free installation services for OpenClaw to attendees, lowering the technical barriers for developers and companies deploying intelligent agents. Free trial qualifications for Kimi Claw will also be handed out, enabling more users to immediately experience the productivity of China's top-tier AI intelligent agents.
Kimi has also introduced a special API lobster discount, offering enterprises deploying lobster-related applications up to 40% recharge rebate coupons. This significantly reduces the cost of AI transformation.
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