Zhejiang University

MoXin Technology has released MoWorld, a native 4D world model, now shipping with the Huawei Mate 90 series through the HarmonyOS-exclusive app Touch Pet (摸小宠). Users upload a few pet photos and get a rotatable digital 4D pet with continuous motion.

The device-cloud pipeline uses cloud Ascend NPU diffusion to generate 3D Gaussian assets, then a roughly 600-million-parameter MoWorld-2.0-Flash model renders on the Kirin chip after quantization and operator adaptation. The company reports 3D/4D Gaussian rendering above 500 FPS and around 100 FPS on the phone, with inference cost about 30% of an equivalent imported GPU solution. It has also added physics properties such as gravity and elasticity.

At its 40th anniversary event, Transfar Group announced an AI strategy: it said it would open more than 300 industrial scenarios, form at least 30 co-creation projects, and commit at least $43M (RMB 300M) in first-year AI and digital orders. It also set out a dual-track 'biotech + AI' strategy, with Transfar Sci-Tech City opening scenarios in AI plus pharmaceuticals and medical devices, AI plus biomanufacturing, and AI plus agriculture.

The company signed research cooperation agreements with Zhejiang University, Insigma Group and Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology, CAS, and began scenario co-creation with Unitree Robotics, Neolix, SUPCON Technology and China Telecom, among others.

Three ECCV 2026 papers from Manycore Tech Inc. (群核科技) and collaborators at NVIDIA, Intel, Adobe Research, Zhejiang University, Imperial College London and ETH Zurich describe infrastructure for physical AI. One introduces SPEAR, a high-fidelity embodied simulator whose communication mechanism enables high-fidelity and high-speed rendering. Another presents Syn-GRPO, a self-evolving reinforcement learning framework that uses online synthetic data to mitigate entropy collapse in multimodal large model reinforcement learning. The third examines spatial intelligence evaluation.