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Integrated Development 　　Artillery shells showered on their targets， exploding in a glaring blaze and with a deafening roar as bullets whistled past. Fortunately， this was not a real battle zone， but scenes experienced by visitors to the pavilion of the Vistandard Digital Technology Co. Ltd.， a Shenzhen-based company specializing in virtual reality （VR）， augmented reality （AR） and other related software and hardware development. 　　People queued up to try out the company’s VR equipment at the China International Defence Electronics Exhibition （CIDEX）， which was held in the China International Exhibition Center from May 11 to 13. 　　This year’s exhibition was centered on military and civilian technological integration. The event yielded civilians a rare glimpse into military electronics and offered opportunities to those seeking to transfer technology between military and civilian sectors. 　　A large number of the military-grade technologies showcased have been applied to civilian sectors and many military products on display were produced by civilian companies. 　　 Hi-tech show 　　The exhibition， hosted by the China Electronics Technology Group Corp. and the China Electronics Corp.， has been held regularly since 1998. For the last 18 years， tens of thousands of exhibits produced by thousands of enterprises have been on display. 　　More than 50 hi-tech companies in Shenzhen， south China’s Guangdong Province， participated in the exhibition， bringing with them cutting-edge electronics such as VR products， military power sources， laser radars， optic fiber lasers and satellite navigation products. 　　These hi-tech exhibitors were organized and coordinated to participate in the exhibition by the Economy， Trade and Information Commission of Shenzhen and the Shenzhen Council for the Development and Promotion of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises. They are the largest as well as the only governmentorganized group of exhibitors. 　　Shenzhen has been supporting local hi-t