The Annual Conference on Human Skeleton Archaeology was held in Jintan, Jiangsu, and Beijing Zhongxian actively explored new processes in scientific and technological archaeology

On December 10-11, 2024, the 5th Annual Meeting of the Human Skeleton Archaeology Professional Committee of the Chinese Archaeological Society was successfully held in Jintan, Jiangsu, with the theme of "Counting Bones in Detail, Connecting the Past to the Present - Research on Human Skeleton Archaeology in Exploring the Origins of Chinese Civilization". The conference included an opening ceremony, special reports, a seminar on the Sanxing Village site, and a visit and inspection session, attracting more than 40 scholars from more than 20 research institutes and universities to participate and exchange the latest achievements in various fields such as ancient anthropology. Beijing Zhongxian actively participated in the conference with advanced instruments such as Canada's CreaForm 3D scanner and Germany's Zeiss microscope, adding a touch of technological color to the conference.

On site opening ceremony

The opening ceremony was presided over by Wang Minghui, Associate Researcher of the Key Laboratory of Science and Technology Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Protection of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and speeches were delivered by leaders such as He Weijun, Zhu Xia, and Zhu Hong.

During the conference, the 3D scanning engineer from Beijing Zhongxian gave a comprehensive report on the solution for 3D digitalization of cultural relics. 3D scanning technology has a wide and rich range of application scenarios in the field of archaeology and cultural heritage. It not only plays an important role in the protection and research of movable cultural relics such as porcelain and bronze ware, but also provides accurate and efficient 3D digital solutions for ancient architecture, Buddha statues, and archaeological excavation sites. In terms of 3D digitization of cultural relics, Beijing Zhongxian has participated in many important projects, such as Juqing Tomb in Anyang, Terra Cotta Warriors of the First Emperor of Qin, and Beijing Municipal Archaeological Research Institute. At the conference, archaeologists had a great interest in personally experiencing Beijing Zhongxian's 3D scanner and stereomicroscope, and had in-depth discussions with Beijing Zhongxian technicians on how to fully utilize scientific instruments in technological archaeology. As a technology-based enterprise that has been deeply involved in microscopic optics for many years, Peking University Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, University of Science and Technology of China, Beijing Institute of Archaeology, Henan Provincial Institute of Archaeology, Henan Museum, Zhengzhou Institute of Archaeology, Zhengzhou University School of Archaeology, Luoyang Museum, and others have all been users of Beijing Zhongxian's services for many years.

Beijing Zhongxian Report on 3D Digitalization Solution for Cultural Relics

Archaeologists and technicians from Beijing Zhongxian conducted on-site exchanges

Beijing Zhongxian, as a national high-tech enterprise founded by alumni of the Department of Industrial Engineering at Tsinghua University, is a professional provider of imported scientific instruments. The company always adheres to Focusing on frontline products and serving high-quality users Our core philosophy is committed to introducing cutting-edge technological achievements and advanced instruments and equipment into China, injecting strong impetus into domestic scientific research and archaeology. With its influence in the industry, Beijing Zhongxian has successfully obtained the agency rights for multiple international brand scientific instruments.

Beijing Zhongxian has actively participated in numerous major projects.2021year2moon When the leaders visited the exhibition of lunar samples and achievements of lunar exploration projects, they personally used the stereomicroscope provided by Beijing Zhongxian to observe lunar soil particle samples.2022year 3In the month, Beijing Zhongxian used 3D scanning technology to assist in the renovation and upgrading of the Tianhe core module of China's space station, contributing technological strength to China's aerospace industry.2024year8In September, Beijing Zhongxian utilized 3D digital detection technology to promote the "Jingfan" steel structure project for the transportation hub of Beijing's urban sub center .2024year12In the month, the Zeiss electron microscope provided by Beijing Zhongxian once again participated in the construction of the Tianwen-2 mission ground application system, continuing to assist China's space exploration and scientific research.