
TechCrunch Beijing showcases some of China's most innovative start-ups. During the two-day event, which ended on Tuesday, participants took part in a Silicon Valley-style pitch competition with products such as this smart watch designed for pregnant women to help them keep track of their baby's kicks.

A visitor plays with a gaming helmet designed by Beijing-based company ANTVR. The device allows its user to fully immerse themselves in the virtual experience.

This drone can be controlled with a smartphone using a compatible app, which tells the controller the altitude, speed and battery life.

Start-up Mobvoi.com has designed the first Chinese app on Google glass, Chumenwenwen. The app allows users to get directions, weather and restaurant information through using voice commands in Chinese.

With its iris recognition system, Beijing-based company EyeSmart aims to help companies keep their businesses secure.

3D printing is popular in China. Earlier this year, a private company in east China recently used a giant printer set to print out ten full-sized houses within just one day.

DIY kits designed by Shenzhen-based Makeblock allow you to make your own robot. A starter kit costs $119.


