This Dragon Vein system is not just a technological solution; it’s more like an entire ecosystem.

First, regarding industrial design—after a designer’s ideas are modeled in a virtual environment, Dragon Vein can directly turn them into physical objects. This significantly shortens the product development cycle from drawings to production, and the iteration speed is noticeably improved.

The application in cultural relic preservation is also quite interesting. By recording information about dispersed cultural relics overseas on the blockchain and then using Dragon Vein’s craftsmanship to high-precision replicate the physical objects—it's like giving these national treasures "digital immortality and returning home," and the cultural significance of this is self-evident.

There’s also the green energy sector. For example, after the production of green equipment components like battery swap cabinets, the carbon credits generated and the asset value can be tokenized and managed on the chain. This connects physical production activities with on-chain value flow, and the potential for RWA (Real-World Assets) is indeed vast.