On July 3, 2026, the HuiCong Brand Tour event in Beijing was successfully held at the Dahongmen International Convention and Exhibition Center. Themed \"Integration of Digital and Intelligent Technologies: Cross-Industry Exhibitions,\" this event brought together five key sectors: audio-visual technology, LED displays, security systems, education, and the Internet of Things. Through an integrated approach that combined exhibitions with conferences, it gathered leaders from industry associations, renowned experts, and companies from across the supply chain. SiQuande participated in this event by presenting its intelligent visual lighting solutions, attending industry forums, learning about the latest developments in the sector, and exchanging ideas with professionals from various fields.
I. Forward-looking Insights: Focusing on the 15th Five-Year Plan to Analyze Industrial Logic
The forum invited Zhang Jinyu, a national-level expert in culture and tourism evaluation, to deliver a presentation titled “Understanding the Industrial Trends of the 15th Five-Year Plan and Reconstructing a New Development Framework for Audio, Light, and Video Technologies.” With 2026 marking the beginning of this period, cultural and technological innovations will work together to create new opportunities for growth in this industry.
Teacher Zhang Jinyu analyzes the logic of this industry from three perspectives:
1. Trend analysis: The sectors of digital culture and tourism, as well as smart venues, are continuing to expand, which leads to a steady increase in the demand for integrated sound and light systems;
2. Shift in mindset: The industry needs to move beyond simply accepting orders passively and instead proactively seek out new market opportunities, thereby shifting from a reactive approach to one based on active collaboration;
3. Practical considerations: National-level model projects place great emphasis on systematic and digital manufacturing capabilities, and standardized intelligent solutions have become essential for such projects.
This set of analytical approaches is in perfect alignment with the development path that Si Quande has always adhered to – moving from a model driven by experience to one based on intelligent visualization. Traditional lighting maintenance relies heavily on human experience, which leads to issues such as difficulties in predicting potential problems, slow troubleshooting, high labor costs, and challenges in keeping track of relevant records. We have developed an integrated software and hardware system that uses digital tools to free lighting professionals, allowing them to focus on creating stunning light effects.
II. A comprehensive intelligent visualization solution that balances technology and art
At this exhibition, Si Quande showcased its LightSafe Intelligent Visualization Lighting Management System sowie the Master series of visual LED lights. These solutions provide a complete solution for managing lighting in venues, while still preserving the essence of creative light design.
Intelligent Visualization Lighting Management System
SDI has developed its own intelligent visual lighting control system, which is compatible with all the major protocols such as DMX/RDM/sACN/Art-Net. The system automatically identifies the devices and creates a topology map; it provides 24/7 monitoring of the status of circuits and devices, and can accurately detect soft faults such as loose network connections, issuing alerts in seconds at the location of the fault. All operation logs are automatically archived, and remote parameter adjustment is possible, which significantly reduces the need for on-site maintenance staff and allows for preventive actions rather than reactive repairs.
Equipped with a hardware control center; the drawer modules come with LCD displays that allow for an intuitive view of the circuit load and dimming modes. Manual emergency switching is possible, and addresses and parameters can be customized. These fixtures integrate seamlessly with the GuangAnZhiWei platform, enabling comprehensive visual management of the power distribution system.
It covers all aspects such as light concentration, imaging, and flat-panel coloring; it features 25-bit ultra-high dimming precision and a flicker-free operation at up to 100KHz, making it suitable for 8K broadcasting applications. The color temperature can be adjusted within the range of 1800K to 10000K, with a color rendering index of Ra > 98; it also comes equipped with a large number of standard color cards. With electric zoom functions, electric shutters, and a patented mechanism that retains settings even when power is lost, it offers both professional lighting capabilities and digital control options, thus reflecting perfectly Director Han Hongzhi’s philosophy that “technology should serve art”.
III. Opportunities and challenges coexist – staying committed to long-term development
Taking into account all the perspectives expressed during this exhibition, the integration of digital technologies brings new opportunities to the lighting industry, but it also presents certain challenges.
New industry opportunities:
1. Expansion in both policy and market areas: Support from digital culture policies during the 15th Five-Year Plan period has led to an increase in projects related to smart theaters, cultural and tourism venues, and campus broadcasting facilities. Beijing’s high-end applications provide a platform for domestic intelligent solutions to be put into practice.
2. Upgrading of business models: Competition among hardware providers is intensifying; integrated solutions that combine hardware and software along with long-term maintenance services create new avenues for added value.
3. Accelerated shift toward domestic alternatives: Government and enterprise projects prefer domestically produced, controllable equipment, giving manufacturers with fully developed intelligent systems an opportunity for growth.
New industry challenges:
1. AI cannot replace artistic creation: Automated systems can only serve as aids; high-end performances and premium cultural and tourism projects still rely on the aesthetic sense and creativity of lighting designers.
2. Shortage of interdisciplinary talent: Traditional professionals lack knowledge in networking and system maintenance, and there is a shortage of talent capable of driving digital transformation.
3. Rising research and development costs: The development of intelligent platforms and underlying algorithms requires significant investment, making it difficult for small and medium-sized manufacturers to develop complete solutions. Low-quality, simple intelligent products further disrupt the market.
In response to the changes taking place in the industry, Siquande always adheres to a clear development strategy: it uses intelligent systems to handle repetitive maintenance tasks, thereby allowing lighting designers to retain control over their creative work; it develops complete solutions that combine software and hardware, overcoming the barriers posed by different device protocols; it creates two distinct sets of solutions – one for large-scale venues and another for smaller ones – to meet the needs of venues of various sizes; it also works closely with various industry associations to help establish standards, thereby promoting the standardization and digitalization of the industry.
Over the past 26 years, Siquande has specialized in stage lighting, holding nearly a hundred patents and participating in the development of more than a dozen national and industry standards. It has provided lighting support for 25 major national projects, including the Beijing Winter Olympics, the Hangzhou Asian Games, CCTV broadcasts, and the National Center for the Performing Arts, boasting extensive experience in implementing digital solutions in various scenarios.
At the exhibition, many experts from associations, as well as engineering and integration firms, stopped by to ask questions; the team listened attentively to customer needs and suggestions for improvement, and also visited the booths of other companies to learn from their digital innovation approaches across different fields.
In the future, Siquande will continue to keep up with the trends of the 15th Five-Year Plan, refining its comprehensive intelligent visual lighting solutions. By leveraging technology to enhance lighting effects, it will work together with partners throughout the industry to push the audio-visual industry forward into a new digital era that is safer, more efficient, and better visible.