Zhaoxun Media Releases Naked-Eye 3D Creative AI Agent "Yueran AI"

Zhaoxun Media (301102.SZ) recently officially launched "Yueran AI," a naked-eye 3D creative AI Agent built specifically for outdoor LED large screens. As a subsidiary 75% controlled by Lianmei Holdings (600167.SH), Zhaoxun Media's business spans high-speed rail digital media and commercial district large screens, and the newly launched "Yueran AI" brings AIGC generation, naked-eye 3D production and screen adaptation into a single workflow.

The first change to be quantified is "time." Outdoor LED large screens differ in aspect ratio, fold angle, height above ground and viewing position, and traditional processes place adaptation in the late production stage, so the same creative work requires repeated adjustments when spread across cities. Zhaoxun Media has injected its long-accumulated screen parameters and on-screen experience into the AI workflow, so that virtual viewpoints, image mapping and fold-angle transitions are structurally handled at the creative stage, turning adaptation from "late-stage patching" into an "upfront constraint." Measured in 30-second naked-eye 3D films, the traditional 3D process has a production cycle of 45–60 days, while the "Yueran AI" workflow takes 5–10 days, with per-film production costs falling by about 80%–90%. In the dozens of days saved, the manpower, computing power and coordination costs originally consumed by repetitive adaptation no longer need to be spent.

On Lianmei Holdings' heating side, the energy-saving and carbon-reduction effects are expressed in tonnes.

According to Lianmei Holdings' 2025 ESG report, in 2025 the company achieved greenhouse gas emissions reductions of 101,200 tonnes of CO2 equivalent, and its clean heating rate remained at 100% for the seventh consecutive year. One of the main sources of this figure is the flue gas waste heat recovery project of its subsidiary Guoxin New Energy. The project adopts the technical route of "deep flue gas waste heat recovery unit + lithium bromide absorption heat pump unit," recovering and reusing the heat that boilers discharge into the air. In the 2025–2026 heating season, the project saved about 132,400 tonnes of water, about 40,700 tonnes of raw coal, and achieved comprehensive emissions reductions of 53,000 tonnes of CO2.

(A subsidiary of Lianmei Holdings, Hunnan Thermal Power)

Smart heating then extends energy savings from single-point recovery to system-wide regulation. Lianmei Holdings' intelligent operations platform connects 873 heat exchange stations and deploys more than 28,000 pipeline sensors, collecting millions of data points at a high frequency of once every 8–20 seconds. Added together, these figures translate into substantive declines in energy consumption and carbon emissions in terms of heating area and emissions.

Looking at the two "savings" together, the logic is not complicated. Zhaoxun Media's AI saves the time repeatedly consumed in creative adaptation, while Lianmei Holdings' smart heating saves the energy inefficiently consumed in system operation. In 2025, Lianmei Holdings achieved operating revenue of 3.239 billion yuan, net profit attributable to shareholders of 686 million yuan, and net cash flow from operating activities of 1.228 billion yuan, with heating gross margin up 3.87 percentage points year on year. From outdoor large screens to heating pipe networks, this company's intelligent path is not loud, and ultimately it has to answer a very simple question: is every bit of energy and every day of time truly saved where it should be saved?