At the 7th Future Network Development Conference held in Nanjing, various "black technologies" such as brain controlled typing, robotic arm synchronous signature, and domestically produced 5G cloud base stations were dazzling, and future network theory innovation achievements continued to be released. Some people believe that with the rapid development of new technologies such as metaverse and artificial intelligence, the future network industry is rapidly updating and iterating, ushering in huge development opportunities. The application scenarios of "black technology" are becoming increasingly diverse. In front of the exhibition booth of China Unicom's Nanjing branch, there is a drone that looks similar to ordinary drones. This is the company's latest low altitude intelligent networking drone, "said Wang Zihan, the head of the company's 5G Innovation Center." Currently, most drones are remotely controlled and cannot be operated without a 'flying hand' on site. This drone can achieve network control at low altitude without the need for a 'flying hand'. "At the 2023 Future Network Innovation Technology and Achievements Exhibition, reporters saw that many of the 'black technologies' of the future network have gradually been applied in various scenarios, Is changing people's production and lifestyle. Signing of key projects related to future networks. (Photo by Sun Zhongyuan) At the booth of the Zijinshan Laboratory, there is an autonomous vehicle that stands out particularly. The display here is the 'TSN+Star Flash' in car deterministic network, mainly providing auxiliary support for the next generation of unmanned driving technology. The staff instructed the vehicle to move while introducing that the system is equipped with 38 sensors such as high-definition panoramic cameras, LiDAR, and ultrasonic radar, which can provide a low latency, high reliability, and precise synchronization deterministic network for wired and wireless fusion of vehicles, effectively improving unmanned driving safety. "The future network is the next generation of Internet that is faster, cheaper and more secure. It is user centric and makes people feel better online," said Liu Yunjie, an academician of the CAE Member and director of Zijinshan Laboratory. At the opening ceremony, a group of major projects related to computing power networks and industrial internet were collectively signed, further accelerating the demonstration and industrialization of future network related innovation achievements. Jiangsu Future Network Group has signed contracts with Qingyang City in Gansu, Zhongwei City in Ningxia, Guiyang City in Guizhou, Hami City in Xinjiang, and Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia to jointly build a deterministic computing network infrastructure for Eastern and Western computing based on the deterministic technology and network scheduling capabilities of the National Major Science and Technology Infrastructure - Future Network Experimental Facility (CENI). The continuous release of technological innovation achievements is essential for the development of the future network industry without strong support from technology. The future network experimental facility is the first major national scientific and technological infrastructure in the field of network and information in China. Many achievements such as the Large Network Operating System (CNOS) and Wide Area Deterministic Networks have been widely applied in industrial practice. Participating experts jointly discuss the future development of the internet. (Photographed by Sun Zhongyuan) At this conference, Liu Yunjie released the latest innovative achievement based on future network experimental facilities - the large-scale application of the integrated architecture of "Intelligent Drive Security Network". It is reported that this achievement has the innovative characteristics of "security network function integration", "multi-level real-time intelligent driving", and "whole network integration and collaboration". It has currently passed large-scale technical verification organized by the China Academy of Information and Communications. Future network testing facilities