On the opening ceremony, Dr Juan Wang, Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Exchange, delivered a welcome speech, emphasizing the significant role of the conference in promoting international academic exchange and technological innovation. Following this, Professor Xiangjian He, the conference chair, stated in his opening address that the event not only showcased innovative achievements in the current technological field but also provided valuable references for future research directions.

The conference invited several internationally renowned scholars to give keynote speeches, including Professor Changwen Chen from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Professor Yulin Wang from Wuhan University, Professor Laurent Cohen from Université Paris-Dauphine, and Professor Robert Minasian from the University of Sydney. They shared the latest research findings in the fields of visual computing, integrated photonic signal processing, and medical image analysis, sparking lively discussions.

The conference featured multiple parallel sessions that delved into topics such as image processing, virtual reality, and machine learning. Participants actively engaged in discussions on cutting-edge subjects like video object detection, medical image processing, and data intelligent analysis, sharing their research findings and technical expertise. The exchange among experts not only deepened the attendees' understanding of various fields but also inspired new research ideas and collaborative intentions.

During the visit and exchange sessions, experts gained a deeper understanding of the latest research equipment and experimental outcomes at the Digital Port Technology Laboratory of UNNC, further appreciating the institution's leading edge in technological innovation. Throughout the conference, several research teams reached collaboration intentions, laying a solid foundation for future technological development. This conference provided a high-level exchange platform for experts and scholars in the fields of video, signal processing, image analysis, and virtual reality technology. UNNC has further strengthened its cooperation with top global research institutions and promoted the innovative development of multidisciplinary studies through this event. Participants unanimously agreed that the conference not only facilitated the collision of academic ideas but also pointed the way for future research.

In this conference, UNNC has further solidified its influence in the international academic community with its profound strength in the fields of video processing, signal analysis, and virtual reality technology, and has provided new directions for future research. Faced with the growing global demand for intelligent technology and multidisciplinary collaboration, UNNC will continue to leverage its academic advantages, build a high-level exchange platform, and promote the integrated development of multiple disciplines.