The application discloses a cross-device content synchronization and adaptive display method based on a multi-
modal large model, and relates to the technical field of
information processing and display. The method constructs a closed-loop
system through three core steps: firstly, non-structured pixel flow is reconstructed into structured objects through cross-
modal screen content recognition and deep semantic extraction; secondly, a platform-independent
scene graph is constructed through generalized semantic encapsulation, realizing content and source hardware decoupling; finally, entity
pruning, space arrangement and double-channel rendering are completed based on constraint
tensor-driven topological mapping and
hybrid rendering. The application breaks through the picture
stream transmission limitation of traditional screen projection, realizes adaptive
adaptation driven by structured semantic
stream, considers text sharpness and media fluency, guarantees content consistency through a closed-loop
quality control mechanism, effectively solves the rigid problem of heterogeneous device
adaptation, and improves the adaptability and reliability of cross-device interaction.