Author: Shen Yibin Source: it Times
Walking into the Suzhou Bay Digital Art Museum on the edge of Taihu Lake, two large cube screens came into view, on which a digital version of the beautiful mountains and rivers was played in a loop. With the advent of the digital age, mobile phone screens, smart screens, technology large screens and many other screens have become the "quick channel" for people to enter the digital world. However, few people know how China’s display industry developed to its current level of intelligence.
On January 16, a reading session for the new book "Screen Internet of Things" jointly produced by Lianjie Innovation and CITIC Publishing Group and using BOE Technology Group as a model case was held at the Suzhou Bay Digital Art Museum. The book is divided into three major chapters: "The Road to Excellence", "Growth Leap" and "Screen IoT". It starts from the perspective of economics and management and completely interprets the transformation process of China's display industry from a third-party perspective.
"Internet of Things on Screens - Innovative Applications and Scenario Empowerment under Strategic Dimension Upgrading" is the theme of this reading meeting. Wang Yue, author of "Internet of Things on Screens" and chairman of Lianjie, said that boe (BOE) has 30 years of experience Based on "screen" and laying out the future based on the main line of core technologies, we have embarked on a strategic upgrade path to become the industry leader among China's independent technology companies.
As a leading company in the global semiconductor display industry and the protagonist of "Screen Internet of Things", boe (BOE) said that as the scale of the digital economy continues to expand, more Internet of Things solutions will be applied to diversified digital cultural experience scenarios. Accelerate the integration and innovation of culture and technology. In the future, we will firmly promote the implementation of the "Internet of Things on Screens" strategy, deeply expand market segments, integrate more functions, derive more forms, and embed more scenes into screens, leading China's display industry to move from "everything is a display" to a more magnificent one. A new era of "showing everything connected".
