From August 8 to 11, 2025, the 11th Asia-Pacific Congress of Anatomists, held in conjunction with the 39th Annual Conference of the Chinese Society for Anatomical Sciences, took place grandly in Guangzhou. The event was hosted by the Chinese Society for Anatomical Sciences and organized by Southern Medical University and the Guangdong Society for Anatomical Sciences. It brought together more than 800 participants, including over 100 international guests from 18 countries, as well as domestic experts, scholars, researchers, and educators in the field of anatomy. The conference aimed to provide a high-level platform for academic exchange and the presentation of research achievements.

As a pioneering enterprise dedicated to the research and application of digital human technologies, Digihuman showcased its latest breakthroughs and practical achievements in digital anatomy, promoting a new educational philosophy that integrates the real and the virtual — “based on reality, driven by digital innovation.” The company presented its core products, including the “Digihuman AI Model” and the “Virtual Anatomy Table”, and delivered a series of academic presentations that attracted widespread attention for their technological innovation and forward-thinking approach, injecting fresh momentum into the digital transformation of anatomy education and research.

At the conference, our research team delivered nine high-quality academic reports focusing on the application of digital human technologies in anatomical education and research. In addition, 19 papers were included in the conference proceedings, underscoring Digihuman growing academic influence in the field.

In the exhibition area, the Digihuman AI Model and Virtual Anatomy Table became major highlights. The AI model serves as an intelligent “super brain” for medical education, supporting advanced applications across disciplines such as human anatomy, histology and embryology, pathology, parasitology, and microbiology. Built on internationally leading ultra-high-precision data and powered by the self-developed “Tai Engine”, the Virtual Anatomy System enables localized dissection simulation and digital specimen creation, effectively overcoming the limitations of traditional physical specimens. This innovation provides strong support for advancing modern anatomy teaching models.

Participation in the 11th Asia-Pacific Congress of Anatomists not only showcased Digihuman’s technical strength and innovation capabilities but also provided a valuable opportunity for in-depth exchange and collaboration with global experts and scholars. Moving forward, Digihuman will continue to advance the educational philosophy of “integrating the real and the digital, with a focus on reality and a drive toward digital innovation.” Digihuman remains committed to deepening the integration of digital human technologies with anatomy, continually enhancing core products such as the Virtual Anatomy Table, and accelerating the application of cutting-edge research outcomes. Through these efforts, We aims to contribute to the progress of anatomy education, research, and clinical practice worldwide.