The Innovative Project “Digital Twin · Supercomputing · Virtual Reality · Remote Diagnosis,” jointly launched by the Centre for Applied Mathematics of the University of Macau (UM) and the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology (SIAT) of Chinese Academy of Sciences, was exhibited at the 26th edition of China Hi-Tech Fair and garnered extensive attention. Utilizing digital twin technology, the project achieves precise digital modeling of people, objects, and events in the physical world. By leveraging supercomputers for rapid and high-precision numerical simulations of physical fields and integrating mixed reality (MR) technology, the team has constructed highly realistic virtual models that vividly present their computational achievements, highlighting the core strengths of their technology.
During the fair, the booth of the joint team drew attention from provincial and municipal leaders, research institutions, universities, and media reporters, including those from China Central Television (CCTV). Experts in attendance provided high praise for the project and engaged actively with questions, to which team members responded enthusiastically. Additionally, the project has collaborated with multiple medical institutions to validate the practical application effects of numerical simulation technology, not only significantly enhancing the project’s practical value but also demonstrating the vast application prospects of digital twin technology across different fields.
Through this grand event, the joint team demonstrated its innovative capabilities in the field of digital twins, laying a solid foundation for future exchanges and cooperation with domestic and international research institutions and enterprises. In the future, UM will continue to expand cooperation with other scientific research institutions, strengthen research on innovative technologies, explore more possibilities of virtual reality, and promote the industrialization process of digital twin technology.
The 26th China Hi-Tech Fair was successfully held from November 14 to 16, at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. As one of the largest and most influential technology fairs in China, the fair brought together top-tier innovative technologies and projects from around the globe, attracting scholars, experts, and industry leaders from all over the world.
澳門大學應用數學研究中心與中國科學院深圳先進技術研究院攜手推出的創新項目 “數字孿生 · 超級計算 · 虛擬現實 · 遠程診斷”，在第26屆中國國際高新技術成果交易會上展出並取得了廣泛矚目。項目運用數字孿生技術，精準地對物理世界中的人、物、事進行數字化建模。借助超級計算機進行快速、高精度的物理場數值模擬，並通過結合融合混合現實（MR）技術，構建出高度逼真的虛擬模型，生動呈現了團隊的計算成果，彰顯了其技術核心優勢。
展會期間，聯合團隊的展台吸引了來省市級領導、科研院校及包括中央電視台在內多家媒體記者的關注。與會專家對項目給予了高度評價，並積極提問交流，團隊成員也熱情回應。此外，項目還與多家醫療機構合作，驗證數值模擬技術的實際應用效果，不僅顯著提升了項目的應用價值，更展現了數字孿生技術在不同領域的巨大應用前景。
通過這次盛會，聯合團隊展示了在數字孿生領域中的科技創新能力，為未來與國內外科研機構與企業的交流與合作奠定了良好的基礎。未來，澳門大學將繼續拓展與其他科研機構的合作，加強創新科技的研究，探索更多虛擬現實的可能性，推動數字孿生技術的產業化進程。
第26屆中國國際高新技術成果交易會於11月14日至16日，在深圳國際會展中心成功舉辦。作為中國最大、最具影響力的科技展會之一，本屆高交會匯聚了全球頂尖的創新科技和項目，吸引了來自世界各地的專家學者與行業領袖。
CCTV reported that the project attracted Chinese and foreign visitors
中央台報道，項目吸引中外參觀者
The joint project was inspected by Government Officials of Shenzhen
深圳市市委領導視察團隊項目
Citizens are eager to experience the charm of science and technology, combining professional knowledge with popular science
市民踴躍體驗科技魅力，專業與科普相結合
Research team
團隊成員