Group 1 - The 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) opened in Shanghai, showcasing over 3,000 cutting-edge exhibits, including innovations from Hehe Information such as "Infinite Scanning" and "AI Authentication" aimed at addressing clarity and information forgery issues in multimodal large models [1] - Hehe Information's "Infinite Scanning" technology was applied to the historical map "Kunyuan Wanguo Quantu," which is the earliest and most complete Chinese world map, originally created in 1608, highlighting its significant historical value [1] - The technology allows for high-definition scanning and seamless stitching of large artworks, enabling users to interactively explore and enhance the quality of images, thus creating a "collection-level" large image [3] Group 2 - The "Infinite Scanning" technology addresses challenges faced when capturing large artifacts, such as incomplete images or poor quality due to distortion and color loss, which traditional image stitching tools cannot effectively resolve [2] - The application of this technology is expanding into various professional fields, including engineering, design, urban planning, and surveying, where large documents are often difficult to store and transport [3] - The technology is based on intelligent high-definition and AIGC image enhancement algorithms, combined with innovative AI image stitching techniques, enhancing image content understanding and situational processing capabilities [3]