On August 7, Wang Hongquan, Founder and CEO of Beijing Silicon Park Technology Co., Ltd., and his delegation visited our College for inspection and exchange. Alex, General Manager of the Group and Vice President of the College, warmly received the guests. The two sides held in-depth discussions around core topics such as embodied intelligence industry cooperation, industry-education integration innovation, and joint program development, exploring new pathways for school-enterprise cooperation.

Accompanied by Vice President Alex, CEO Wang Hongquan and his delegation toured the campus teaching facilities and the industrial project training bases, gaining a detailed understanding of our College's distinctive model of 'industry-education integration and bringing industry onto campus,' as well as the operation of existing industrial projects.

At the symposium, Vice President Alex warmly welcomed CEO Wang Hongquan and his delegation and systematically introduced the Group's overall strategic layout. He pointed out that the Group is accelerating the building of a diversified ecosystem covering both education and industry, committed to the deep integration of the education chain and the industry chain. He emphasized that the College has fully implemented the '2.5+0.5' academic-year reform: apart from theoretical study, students enter real on-campus production lines for internships, truly achieving 'real learning and real practice.' At present, multiple industrial projects — including data collection, data annotation, and AI anime short dramas — have been successfully implemented on campus, with students deeply involved in real business, achieving a seamless connection between learning and employment.

CEO Wang Hongquan spoke highly of our College's practical achievements in industry-education integration. He introduced that Silicon Park Technology specializes in embodied intelligence data collection and scenario-based applications, with mature hardware R&D and data service capabilities. The purpose of this visit was to find a high-quality partner with both industrial undertaking capacity and talent reserves, to jointly explore the blue-ocean market of embodied intelligence data.

Subsequently, the two sides focused on the cooperation model for embodied robot data collection. At present, dozens of our students are already participating in related data collection projects, conducting on-site shooting across multiple campus scenarios, and have achieved good practical and economic results. On the technical path, the two sides exchanged views on the large-scale deployment of multiple solutions such as 'real-machine collection' and 'glove-based collection.'

This exchange reached multiple consensuses. Next, the two sides will accelerate the refinement of the cooperation plan and jointly advance the preparation of application materials for a new 'embodied intelligence' program.

This inspection and exchange marks a key step for our College in the field of embodied intelligence. In the future, the College will continue to deepen industry-education integration, guided by industry needs and anchored on real projects, to build a full-chain talent cultivation system of 'teaching–training–employment–entrepreneurship,' delivering more high-quality technical and skilled talents to the regional digital economy and intelligent industry development.