The closing ceremony of Shanghai’s 2nd “Four Major Brands” Vocational Skills Competition, together with the finals of the special contests for “Shanghai‑built Services” and “Shanghai‑made Products”, was held on the 18th in Hall 1 of the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. Peng Chenlei, Vice‑Mayor of Shanghai Municipal People’s Government; Hang Yingwei, Deputy Secretary of the Pudong New Area Party Committee and District Mayor; and Zhao Yongfeng, Secretary‑General and Director‑General of the Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau attended the event.

A wealth‑of‑highlights competition featuring skilled practitioners

The competition covered five major themes: Data Transforms Life, Data Improves Quality, Smarter Transport Boosts Convenience, Environmental Protection Promotes Well‑being, and Inheriting Craftsmanship. While demonstrating the professional skill standards of “Shanghai‑built Services” and “Shanghai‑made Products”, the contest helped select outstanding talents for Pudong’s new‑round development, people‑centered urban construction and the 46th WorldSkills Competition.

Closing without an ending: Pudong calls for advancement toward high‑level craftsmanship

Skilled talent constitutes a vital workforce and provides sustained momentum for industrial upgrading and high‑quality development across Shanghai. This year marked the final year of the 13th Five‑Year Plan and the 30th anniversary of Pudong’s reform‑and‑opening‑up initiative. Over the past three decades, Pudong has cultivated large numbers of skilled professionals to underpin local economic and social progress.

Virtual‑digital solution demonstrates CHINGMU Vision’s technical expertise

CHINGMU Vision exhibited its virtual‑digital pre‑visualization shooting system, built upon the company’s optical spatial‑tracking platform and integrated with green‑screen chroma‑keying and 3D virtual‑scene creation. Attendees could take souvenir photos showing real‑life participants alongside virtual avatars inside virtual environments, with downloadable image files provided.

The system delivers real‑time, high‑precision positional tracking for freely‑placed film cameras. Camera‑pose data is synchronised with virtual digital content, enabling live chroma‑key compositing and video output. Every movement made by performers and cameras is instantly reflected in the final composite visuals, granting operators full creative control over camera shots. Targeted at film‑animation, multimedia interaction and related industries, this cost‑efficient workflow solves core challenges including real‑time preview, live green‑screen keying, and 3D spatial alignment between performers and virtual environments.

System Components

1. Optical motion‑capture system

2. Auxiliary hardware accessories

3. Central control unit

4. Virtual‑production software

5. Virtual‑camera module

6. On‑site venue environment

Core Advantages

1. High‑quality human‑virtual interaction

2. Broad‑format output compatibility

3. End‑to‑end workflow integration covering pre‑production through post‑production for animation and film projects

4. Reduced costs for cross‑team communication and revision cycles

CHINGMU Vision is a full‑service provider of industrial digital‑media solutions built around optical motion‑capture technology. The digital pre‑visualization system represents one of our key solution offerings. We continuously strive to develop technologies that cut hardware‑setup expenses, streamline equipment requirements and deliver cost‑effective workflows without compromising visual quality.