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]