Core Viewpoint - Bruik (Suzhou) Agricultural Internet Co., Ltd. is undergoing a counseling period for its initial public offering, facing governance issues and operational challenges, including significant declines in its e-commerce business and ongoing legal disputes [3][5][6]. Group 1: Company Governance - The company has not held regular shareholder meetings, board meetings, or supervisory board meetings as required by the Company Law, and the number of supervisors does not meet legal requirements [3][5]. - The sponsoring institution has advised the company to comply with the Company Law by holding regular meetings and timely appointing supervisors to standardize the responsibilities of directors, supervisors, and senior management [3][5]. Group 2: Legal Issues - During the counseling period, the company continues to be involved in various legal disputes, including financial loan contract disputes, sales contract disputes, partnership contract disputes, and labor compensation disputes, and has been listed as an executed party with shares continuously frozen [3][5]. Group 3: Operational Performance - The company's e-commerce platform, Jiguo.com, has experienced a significant decline in operational performance, and the agricultural big data business has a long repayment cycle [3][6]. - Bruik Agricultural Internet plans to rename itself to Bruik Agricultural Smart Internet and will launch Bruik Smart Agriculture AI and agricultural AI application software development [3][6]. Group 4: Company Background - Bruik was established on April 28, 2014, with a registered capital of 107 million yuan, focusing on internet production services in the agricultural sector, agricultural big data construction and operation, and data processing services [7]. - The actual controller of the company is Sun Tong, who holds 59.39% of the voting rights and serves as the chairman and manager [7][8].

Group 1 - The Beijing Agricultural Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Research Institute was established to focus on five key technology areas: agricultural large models, intelligent agricultural robots, smart agricultural equipment, AI breeding, and autonomous unmanned systems [1] - The institute aims to become a leader and backbone in the innovation and development of agricultural artificial intelligence in China [1] - The "QeeG" large model, developed by the team led by Academician Zhao Chunjiang, is the first of its kind in the agricultural field with a knowledge resource scale of over ten million, expected to serve more than 100 agricultural universities, research institutes, and enterprises nationwide [2] Group 2 - The computational power of the "QeeG" model reaches 31 PetaFLOPS, filling a domestic technical gap in multi-modal agricultural data generation and knowledge graph visualization [2] - The initiative aims to establish a PB-level open agricultural dataset for ten categories of crops, positioning Haidian as a national center for agricultural data knowledge value extraction and service distribution [2] - Agricultural AI equipment, such as strawberry picking robots and tomato spraying robots, was showcased, highlighting the collaboration between Haidian District Agricultural and Rural Bureau and Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences [2]

Core Viewpoint - The event aims to promote agricultural technology and innovation, aligning with the national goal of building a strong technological country [2][9][66]. Group 1: Event Overview - The Guangzhou Conghua District Science and Technology Week was jointly organized by the local Science and Technology Bureau and Guangdong Libo Garden Seed Industry Technology Co., focusing on cutting-edge agricultural technology [3][4]. - The event attracted numerous participants, including technology enthusiasts, students, and agricultural professionals, showcasing various fields such as agricultural AI and lychee preservation technology [5][8]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The event featured a science popularization exhibition with innovative technology results, including smart vehicles and bionic robots from South China Agricultural University [12][14]. - The exhibition also highlighted the integration of technology and art, such as plant dyeing techniques that combine natural pigments with modern processes [18][20]. Group 3: Agricultural Applications - The event showcased practical applications of technology in agriculture, including a remote agricultural service app that connects farmers with experts for guidance [30][31]. - Drones equipped with high-precision spraying systems were demonstrated, showcasing their efficiency in pesticide application and fertilization [32]. Group 4: Educational Forums - A forum led by the dean of the AI College at South China Agricultural University discussed the broad applications of AI in agriculture, emphasizing its role in enhancing production efficiency [39][40]. - Another lecture focused on the unique advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in home flower planting, demonstrating practical applications of herbal techniques [45][46]. Group 5: Cultural Integration - The event included a tea culture exhibition that combined traditional tea-making with modern technology, enhancing the understanding of lychee tea's cultural significance [23][25]. - Traditional pottery techniques were also showcased, allowing participants to experience the fusion of heritage and modern technology [26][27]. Group 6: Community Engagement - The event fostered a positive atmosphere for science and technology appreciation, encouraging youth involvement in agricultural technology [55][61]. - The overall initiative aims to strengthen the local community's connection to technological advancements and promote a culture of innovation [66].