Core Insights - The "Wenxin Diaolong·Silk Culture Digital Center" has been officially established at the Suzhou Silk Museum, focusing on the digitization of traditional silk patterns [1] - The center aims to transform 100,000 traditional silk patterns into digital resources that can be computed and applied [1] - The collaboration between Suwen Investment Group, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, and Suzhou Silk Museum has led to the establishment of a cultural metaverse laboratory and a silk pattern database [1] Group 1 - The "Cai Sun Can" cultural resource technology service platform and the silk pattern database have been launched, marking a significant step in revitalizing traditional silk culture through digital technology [1] - The "intelligent lighting original collection" system developed by Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications has improved the efficiency of pattern collection by 30% [2] - As of now, nearly 20,000 silk patterns have been collected, with a target of 50,000 by the end of the year [2] Group 2 - The establishment of a standardized cultural data labeling process is crucial for creating detailed digital archives for each silk pattern [2] - The "one core six sides" decoding method will provide comprehensive insights into the aesthetic wisdom embedded in traditional patterns [2] - The center will explore innovative applications and market transformation of pattern data, including immersive digital exhibitions and educational courses [3] Group 3 - The collaboration has led to the development of a digital offline experience space called the "Future Museum" and various popular cultural products [3] - Future plans include the replication of the digitalization framework in other cultural fields such as garden design, embroidery, and traditional opera [3] - The ongoing efforts aim to contribute to the high-quality development of cultural digitization in Suzhou [3]

Group 1 - The fourth China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo and International Consumer Goods Expo was held in Ningbo, Zhejiang from May 22 to 25, focusing on digital and intelligent technologies [1][2] - The Smart Central and Eastern Europe exhibition area covered 1,400 square meters with 37 participating companies showcasing nearly 100 cutting-edge technologies and products in fields such as artificial intelligence and robotics [1][2] - The exhibition highlighted the cooperation potential between China and Central and Eastern European countries, emphasizing a new paradigm of mutual benefit in the digital economy era [2] Group 2 - The "Fairy Tale City" project from Hungary's VR Park was a major attraction, featuring a "large space free walking" technology that allows users to experience virtual environments without heavy equipment [4][6] - The VR Park aims to expand into the Chinese market, with Ningbo as its first stop, leveraging the potential of Chinese cultural tourism consumption [6] - The project is exploring a "technology introduction + content co-creation" model to integrate Chinese interactive design with Hungarian storytelling and visuals [8] Group 3 - The exhibition featured various humanoid robots, including the "Navigator 2" robot, which can perform tasks in retail and industrial settings, showcasing the growing demand for humanoid robots in overseas markets [10] - Local companies from Ningbo presented innovative robots, such as the AIX intelligent robot, which utilizes advanced AI technology for real-time control and interaction [10] - The interactive "Magic Wall" from Hungary attracted significant attention, with multiple companies expressing procurement interest during the expo [12][13]

Group 1 - The 2025 Shandong (Dong'a) Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Tourism Experience Week was officially launched, showcasing the vibrant power of TCM culture and Dong'a's diverse cultural tourism resources [1] - A cooperation agreement was signed between Shandong Digital Culture Group and Dong'a County, aiming to build a TCM cultural model leveraging digital technology for high-quality development [1][2] - Dong'a County is positioned as an international TCM cultural display and experience site, focusing on the "Ejiao+" industry to promote the inheritance and innovation of traditional culture [1][4] Group 2 - Ejiao, as a living fossil of TCM culture, has a history of 3,000 years and is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage, with Dong'a Ejiao being a well-established brand in the health industry [2] - Shandong Digital Culture Group is responsible for the development and operation of cultural digital infrastructure, including the Qilu Cultural Model and Shandong Cultural Database, which are essential for the province's cultural digitalization strategy [3] - The Qilu Cultural Model is a multi-modal generative AI system that integrates various cultural data, set to launch for public testing in November 2024 [3] Group 3 - The collaboration between Shandong Digital Culture Group, Dong'a County, and Dong'a Ejiao aims to enhance the intelligence of the TCM cultural model and expand its application scenarios through digital platforms and interactive experiences [4] - The initiative seeks to establish Dong'a as a national leader in TCM cultural innovation and create a 5A-level TCM cultural tourism site, revitalizing traditional TCM culture [4]