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ArtistChai is a South Korean company operating under the brand CHAI Meta Universe XR, which focuses on digital humans, including virtual idols and AI-based media integration. It is notably involved in the production and promotion of the virtual idol group MAVE:, which debuted in 2023. The company is expanding its business scope by combining its core operations with AI, digital humans, and outdoor advertising technologies. Job listings and public reports indicate a strong focus on animation and digital human video production, and the company uses various terms such as digital human, virtual human, meta-human, and cyber-human to describe its work in the immersive media space.
Changsha Mingshun Network Technology Co., Ltd. is a leading Chinese company specializing in core digital human technology. It provides AI-powered digital human solutions, particularly focusing on private deployment models. Mingshun positions itself as a source manufacturer for digital humans and offers services such as AI avatar livestreaming systems, which include features aimed at improving e-commerce engagement through intelligent virtual hosts. The company is venture-backed, based in Changsha, Hunan Province, and operates in the information technology and software sector. Its offerings target businesses seeking advanced AI digital human solutions for marketing, livestreaming, and interactive media.
Charamel develops interactive solutions for use in human-machine communication that enable more efficient communication and operation.
Charisma is a plug-'n'-play platform for creating interactive stories with believable virtual characters. Meet them, converse with them, and change the story.
We provide chatbots for customer engagement, specialising in virtual characters as a conversational interface.
Cheil is a rising agency that prides itself on understanding the consumers' needs across all channels and is at the heart of everything we create.
Borei Communication (b-raymedia.com, SH600880) is leaning into “digital human” initiatives across education, media, and content. Company disclosures and coverage say it added a “virtual digital human” focus in 2023 and has applied AI-driven avatars in projects such as a “digital bookshop.” In mid-2025 updates, it highlighted a “digital-human teacher” that simulates instructors for personalized tutoring, and an AI-reasoning homework Q&A system selected as a typical AI application for Sichuan primary and secondary schools. Related media businesses (e.g., National Business Daily) have experimented with virtual anchors and always-on AI programming, while the stock is frequently grouped under concepts like virtual digital humans, AIGC, online education, games, and NFT/digital culture.
Chengdu B-ray Media Co., Ltd. (SH: 600880) is a Chengdu-based listed media group whose businesses span modern media and advertising, cultural/creative projects, “smart”/digital education, and related digital-economy services. The company traces its roots to 1988 and today oversees units such as Sichuan B-ray Education (operator of Chengdu Shude B-ray Experimental School), outdoor media operations (B-ray Eye Media), and financial services arms (a micro-lending company and an SME financing guarantor). Its investor pages and third-party profiles list roughly 500–600 employees, with corporate information and reports available on its official site.
NBD (National Business Daily) is an affiliate of Chengdu B-ray Media, not a wholly owned subsidiary: B-ray holds an equity stake in NBD’s operating company, which runs the NBD app and website, while both sit within the broader Chengdu Media Group ecosystem. In practice, that makes NBD an associated company—managed independently but linked through B-ray’s investment—often collaborating with B-ray on content and tech initiatives (like virtual anchors/AI programming) and contributing to B-ray’s media portfolio without full consolidation.
The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) plays a central role in the development, standardization, and governance of virtual humans (???) in China. CAICT has led the drafting and international standardization of virtual human technologies, with proposals approved by the ITU-T (International Telecommunication Union). These standards address technical frameworks, application systems, evaluation criteria, and security requirements for digital humans. CAICT has also released white papers, such as the AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) White Paper, and conducted nationwide assessments of virtual human product capabilities, safety, and ethical compliance.
Their work spans from high-precision 3D avatars and real-time interactive systems to generative AI models for content creation, promoting their use in sectors such as education, healthcare, media, e-commerce, and government services. The organization collaborates with ministries, local governments, and companies to drive innovation in digital humans, while also leading initiatives like the “Metaverse Case Collection” and “AI Medical Device Innovation” programs. CAICT emphasizes regulatory frameworks and responsible AI governance, ensuring that virtual humans are developed and deployed with safety, reliability, and compliance in mind.
The China Film Artificial Intelligence Research Institute is part of the China Film Group Corporation (chinafilm.com). The group is heavily involved in digital human technologies and virtual production. Its AI initiatives are integrated into its broader digital filmmaking infrastructure, including the China Film Digital Production Base. These platforms support motion capture, virtual studio systems, and digital asset libraries. The institute participates in national AI and digital content development strategies and has showcased AI-generated short films and digital human innovations at major events such as the 2025 SCO Film Festival.
The China International Fair for Trade in Services, namely the Service Trade Fair, is committed to building a comprehensive information service platform for global service trade in exhibitions, international forums, and trade negotiations. It has become the largest comprehensive exhibition in the field of global service trade and a leading exhibition in the field of service trade.