Qihuankeji

Beijing Qihuan Technology Co., Ltd., also known as Qihuankeji or Magic AI, is a technology firm focused on the metaverse, specializing in virtual human technology. Founded in January 2016 with Wang Gang as the legal representative, the company aims to create a digital twin for everyone. Qihuankeji has secured investments from notable entities including iFlytek, Qualcomm, and CYZONE.

The company's business revolves around providing a comprehensive, one-stop virtual human solution for enterprises, which includes modeling, driving the avatar, and intellectual property operations. Its product suite is designed to create, publish, and trade virtual human images and content. Key offerings include the "VLive Virtual Human Live Broadcast System," which helps businesses create 24-hour livestreaming rooms with AI-generated hosts, a virtual human video editor called "Dreamaker," and the "FTC Virtual Human Tennis Coach System." This positions the company to serve clients in sectors like e-commerce and entertainment that are looking to leverage virtual influencers and digital characters.

Since its inception, the company has achieved significant milestones, obtaining National High-Tech Enterprise and Zhongguancun High-Tech Enterprise certifications in 2017. It has established a research and development center in Chengdu and a separate entity, Hangzhou Qihuan Cloud Technology Co., Ltd., in Hangzhou's Future Science and Technology City. Strategic partnerships have been formed with major organizations such as China Film Group, Huawei, CCTV, and the National Library of China. The company also engages in academic collaboration, having set up a virtual reality creation lab with Beijing Normal University and working closely with the University of Electronic Science and Technology.

Keywords: virtual human technology, digital twin, metaverse, AI avatar, virtual influencer, 3D modeling, virtual reality, augmented reality, livestreaming AI, digital content creation, VLive, Dreamaker, iFlytek, Qualcomm, Wang Gang, AI solutions, character animation, IP operations, virtual production, human-computer interaction