Business Overview - The company has three main business segments, with the LED smart display segment accounting for over 85% of revenue [2] - The cultural tourism night tour segment previously contributed nearly 30% to revenue but has decreased to less than 10% since 2018 due to policy adjustments [2] - The virtual reality segment, established after acquiring NP in 2017, has maintained a leading position in optical motion capture technology [2] Revenue Distribution - As of 2024, overseas display business accounts for 45.64% of the LED smart display segment, aligning with the company's goal of balanced domestic and international development [2] - The Asia, Africa, and Latin America markets have seen a revenue increase of nearly 40%, with their contribution to overseas smart display revenue rising to 34% in 2024 [3] Sales Strategy - The company employs a dual sales model: direct sales with a team of approximately 300-400 people and channel sales through partners [2] - A "direct-channel integration" strategy has been adopted to enhance market penetration and customer engagement [2] AI and Spatial Computing Segment - The AI and spatial computing segment focuses on optical motion capture technology, with applications in various fields including film, gaming, and industrial inspection [4][5] - The company has developed multiple advanced technologies, including Lydia motion model and LydCap markerless motion capture [6] Future Plans - The company aims to enhance its product offerings, including Hi-Micro and quantum dot technologies, and expand its rental and outdoor screen product lines [12] - Plans for increased system integration and a shift towards becoming a comprehensive service provider for display product applications are underway [12] - The company is also venturing into the consumer market with AI+AR glasses and AI toys, with mass production planning in progress [12]