The 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE) opened on November 5, with Caterpillar presenting a range of advanced technologies and equipment under the theme “Reimagining What’s Possible.”
A major highlight was the Cat Command remote operation system, which allows visitors to remotely operate an excavator at a construction site in Wujiang, Jiangsu Province, through a simulated operator station and real-time video feeds.
Caterpillar also unveiled the FG Wilson 5000 Series PE2500-2 diesel generator set, designed to meet growing power demands from data centers and industrial applications. Other highlights included the Cat AI Assistant, energy-efficient excavators and digital solutions aimed at improving equipment performance, operational safety and productivity.
Beyond equipment innovation, Caterpillar continues to strengthen its presence in China through local R&D and manufacturing. The company has approximately 20 manufacturing facilities, two R&D centers and nearly 300 dealer service locations across the country.
By integrating AI, automation, electrification and remote operation technologies, Caterpillar is accelerating the transformation of construction and mining operations while delivering greater value to customers.

