Digital humans applied in various fields are on display at the 7th Digital China Summit that opened on Friday in Fuzhou, capital city of east China's Fujian Province, attracting droves of visitors.
The summit's on-site experience area fully opened to public on Saturday. By Saturday night, the single-day visitor count had exceeded 100,000, and reservations for Sunday had surpassed 50,000.
Compared with previous year's summit, digital human products have increased dramatically and now cover various fields, including administrative management, medical services, and live-streaming.
Digital humans in administrative management can provide answers and suggestions, even for uncommon questions.
"There is a question database, and if the question you ask is not included in this database, it will use our large model to answer it," said Cong Mei, an exhibitor.
And digital humans in the medical service field can answer various questions and provide solutions to problems encountered by patients during medical treatment.
"This digital human can help patients with issues such as drug instructions, common medical knowledge, and interpretation of some health reports," said Chen Xiaona, another exhibitor.
Many exhibitors noted that the intelligent interaction capabilities of the digital humans showcased this year have improved significantly.
"The core of future digital human development is to achieve realistic and natural appearance, movements, language, and thinking that closely resemble those of humans, while also reducing costs to make digital humans more accessible. As a means of next-generation interaction, digital humans can be applied to various industries by integrating large-scale model technologies such as voice, semantics, and vision, providing more intelligent and convenient services for people," said Guo Zhizhi, also an exhibitor.
Various digital humans displayed at Digital China Summit attracting visitors
