2025 Metaverse Model Case Recommendation Initiative Launched, Focusing on Digital Humans, Products, Parks, and Standards
According to Jinse Finance, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the National Radio and Television Administration have recently issued a notice to organize the recommendation of exemplary metaverse cases for 2025. The scope of recommendations includes exemplary digital human cases in the metaverse, exemplary metaverse product cases, exemplary metaverse park cases, and exemplary metaverse standards cases. The creativity, products, technologies, and related patents of the cases submitted must belong to the applicant, who must possess independent intellectual property rights and have no intellectual property disputes. For digital human cases, the applicant must hold all intellectual property rights related to the virtual image involved in the case or have obtained legal authorization from the rights holder. Submitted cases should demonstrate a high level of technology and complete practical application, possess strong representativeness, innovation, and scalability, and offer significant reference and promotion value for relevant industries or enterprises.
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