With the help of the mobile AR app, when tourists scan the signs in the air-raid shelter, they will see a futuristic scene: “Miss Qiu” shows up on the screen, telling about the construction background of the air-raid shelter and engineering technical points, and reproducing the heroic scenes of the military and people during the war in the air-raid shelter.

 

 

 

The head of the 711 Red Training Education Camp said that AR digital people is an important measure for the camp to deepen the reform of Red education and improve educational effectiveness. It aims to bring the people closer to history through technology, especially to stimulate the interest of young people in Red culture and to promote the inheritance of red genes in the new era.

 

“Miss Qiu”, dressed in retro workwear, has a youthful appearance and wears two long black braids. 

 

In the past, traditional explanations, limited by time and manpower, were relatively simple. However, “Miss Qiu” can provide 24-hour uninterrupted service, so that visitors can listen to the explanation whenever they want. Besides, it can visually display complex historical knowledge and air raid shelter structures by integrating multiple forms such as graphics and 3D models, helping visitors to quickly understand the content.

 

This one-on-one intelligent explanation makes up for traditional tour guides’ inability to meet the needs of each tourist and allows tourists to learn about the Red history at their own pace.

 

 

With the continuous upgrading of technologies such as 5G and artificial intelligence, AR digital people like “Miss Qiu” will be widely used in the field of Red education. 

 

Children were quickly attracted to the Red history by interacting with Miss Qiu, making previously obscure historical knowledge accessible. This entertaining and educational approach has sparked children’s interest in exploring history, which allows the “Red gene” to take root in the hearts of the younger generation. 

 

 

Chinese source: rednet