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Yuncaiyuan (subordinate to Beijing Wofeng Harvest Technology Co., Ltd.) optimizes the wholesale circulation system, relies on the national origin resources, attracts brokers, wholesalers and other companies to enter the Yuncao Garden platform, directly connects the production area, the wholesale market docking vegetable sellers, forming the agricultural product purchase order entry, providing A package of supporting services to achieve "base" → "community", "wholesale market" → "home delivery", forming a full industrial chain B2B platform

Crazyou provides real-time visual IOT products for robotics.

Huo Liao Film is a film and television production management company.

Multiverse is a developer of a platform for creating virtual reality games that are used to create and release interactive games. Their virtual reality-based game production platform generates market-defining content, such as games, social experiences, and recreations of actual activities. It also offers freelance game creators a game publishing service, helping them to grow the VR market globally.

SJMD is a technology-based enterprise integrating R&D, production, and sales. The company provides elderly positioning watches, mental patient positioning monitoring bracelets, national card swiping card bracelets, smart-talking bracelets, sports smart bracelets, sports heart rate bracelets, call bracelets, temperature talking bracelets, and Bluetooth watch.

SV Insight was founded in 2015, formerly known as a tech media property that bridges China and Silicon Valley. After steady growth and increased influence, the brand recently went through an organizational upgrade. SV Insight now is a full-service media property, focused on 3 business modules: media, industrial research, and tech events such as Silicon Valley’s well-known tech summit Blockchain Connect Conference. It aims to provide the best service to its over 4 million subscribers over the entire network and other partners within the ecosystem.

Bluegogo is a global smart bike share platform that aims to transform urban mobility. It offers dock-less bicycles available for rent through a user-friendly mobile app. Users can easily search for, reserve, unlock, and pay for bikes, all facilitated by advanced GPS technology. The bicycles feature an ergonomic design and are equipped with solar-powered smart locks, eliminating the need for docking stations. This innovative approach not only enhances convenience for users but also addresses safety and liability concerns associated with traditional bike rental methods.

Qingruan Haixin is an intelligent 3D printing operating system that supports graphical interfaces. They offer up to 2GB of RAM, 16GB of memory, wi-fi internet access, SD card support, and U disk dual support. Also, they offer educational application solutions, customized technology experience application, and enterprise-level commercial production.

Originally known as EasyVan, Lalamove was launched to satisfy a specific logistical need - van hire. Started in Hong Kong in December 2013, Lalamove operates in 21 markets across Asia and Latin America connecting over 7 million customers with a pool of over 700,000 driver-partners. The Lalamove way has revolutionized old van hiring call centers to being so streamlined, customers and drivers match with each other within 12 seconds. Local deliveries are fulfilled at a breakneck 55 minutes, door-to-door. Providing reliable and quick deliveries for customers, Lalamove also optimises drivers fleet and route to maximise their earning potential.

Ubike is a Shanghai-based bike maker and bike sharing app.

Xingkeduo is a contemporary hair salon brand based in Beijing, China, that leverages technology to enhance the haircut experience. Established in 2015, the company operates nearly 100 stores and employs over 320 hairdressers. By utilizing Internet tools and big data systems, Xingkeduo standardizes store operations and improves data management, which allows it to offer efficient services to a broad user base. The franchise focuses on providing quick hair styling and cutting services, with an emphasis on 15-minute appointments that can be booked and paid for through WeChat. This approach not only streamlines the customer experience but also aims to improve the livelihoods of the hairdressers involved.

Haozu.com is a prominent Chinese platform specializing in house rental information and services. Launched in October 2009, it is part of a network that includes Anjuke.com and Beijing.anjuke.com, which focus on residential and commercial real estate respectively. The platform offers nearly 700,000 rental housing listings across major cities in China, with an average of 500,000 daily users seeking rental information. Haozu.com operates in 58 cities, including Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou, and has a mobile application that has attracted over 4.5 million users, capturing a significant share of the rental app market. In addition to residential rentals, Haozu.com provides services for commercial properties, helping businesses with office rentals and related services through an online-to-offline (O2O) model that leverages cloud computing and big data to connect tenants with property owners efficiently.