Digital display system based on comb culture

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of science and technology travel, in particular to a digital display system based on comb culture, which comprises an online platform and an offline entity. The online platform generates a personalized travel route through the big data analysis module, and provides immersive experience by using the AR / VR interaction module; the offline entity decomposes the comb manufacturing process into a plurality of work types and distributes the work types to different places, and progressive experience is achieved. Through a multi-mode progressive experience interaction process, the tourist visiting process is divided into five stages of enlightenment audiovisual, preliminary experience, deepening experience, review communication and culture feedback, and a closed-loop mechanism combining non-abandoned cultural transmission and urban travel is formed. The method can meet the personalized demands of tourists, enhance the non-perpetual cultural transmission effect, improve the user experience, and promote the inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention belongs to the technical field of scientific and technological travel and digital display of intangible cultural heritage, and specifically relates to a digital display system and method based on comb culture. Background Art

[0002] In the realm of modern technological travel and cultural heritage, the preservation and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage are facing increasingly severe challenges. Traditional tour models generally rely on tourists planning their own itineraries or fixed routes set by travel agencies, completing their trips through offline visits and experiences. However, this model has significant limitations. It fails to meet the individual needs of tourists, provides a systematic overview of the city, and offers customized travel plans tailored to their preferences. In particular, existing methods for promoting and disseminating intangible cultural heritage rely heavily on intangible cultural heritage events and exhibitions in local museums. While these methods can promote intangible cultural heritage to a certain extent, traditional museum formats struggle to adapt to the rapidly developing demands of modern society, leading to low participation among young people, a lack of appeal for intangible cultural heritage projects, and difficulties in the transmission of intangible cultural heritage skills. Furthermore, existing tour models lack a seamless integration with intangible cultural heritage promotion methods, resulting in tourists often receiving only fragmented cultural information and failing to develop a comprehensive understanding and in-depth experience.

[0003] At the same time, with the development of technologies such as artificial intelligence, digital museums, and in-depth experiences, applying these technologies to the digital display and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage has become a pressing issue. Current technological applications primarily focus on single online displays or offline experiences, lacking comprehensive solutions that integrate online and offline experiences. For example, while digital museums can present intangible cultural heritage in a virtual form, their lack of interactivity and immersion makes it difficult to sustain user interest. Traditional offline museums or craft experiences, on the other hand, are limited by time and space, preventing them from reaching a wider audience. Therefore, developing a hybrid tour model that integrates online and offline resources, combining intangible cultural heritage crafts with urban travel, is of great practical significance.

[0004] The present invention aims to overcome the shortcomings of the existing technology and proposes a digital display system based on comb culture. Through artificial intelligence technology and big data analysis, the system tailors personalized travel routes for tourists, and combines multimodal progressive experience interactive design to guide tourists from preliminary understanding to personal participation, and ultimately achieve a comprehensive understanding and recognition of intangible cultural heritage. At the same time, the system combines the dissemination of intangible cultural heritage with urban travel by building an online web platform and a virtual digital museum, which not only enhances the travel experience of tourists, but also provides a new path for the inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage. This innovative model can not only effectively make up for the shortcomings of the existing tour model, but also significantly enhance the attractiveness of intangible cultural heritage projects and promote the participation of young groups, thereby providing technical support for the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage. Summary of the Invention

[0005] This paper addresses existing issues such as rigid tourism models, insufficient user experience, weak engagement among young people, and a lack of digital museum experiences. By proposing a digital display system based on comb culture, this system integrates intangible cultural heritage with urban travel through a combination of online and offline approaches. It also utilizes a multimodal, progressive interactive experience process to meet tourists' personalized tour needs and promote intangible cultural heritage.

[0006] The present invention provides a digital display system based on comb culture, comprising an online platform and an offline entity. The online platform provides users with a virtual museum, intelligent route planning, and user feedback optimization capabilities; the offline entity consists of a traditional museum, an intangible cultural heritage experience workshop, and urban attractions. Furthermore, the system divides the visitor's tour process into five stages through a multimodal progressive experience interaction process: audiovisual enlightenment, initial experience, in-depth experience, review and exchange, and cultural feedback. These five stages run through the entire visitor's tour cycle, forming a closed loop from front-end interest stimulation to back-end cultural communication and feedback.

[0007] The online platform incorporates a big data analysis module and an AR / VR interaction module as core technical support. The big data analysis module generates personalized travel itineraries based on users' online behavior records, while the AR / VR interaction module provides users with an immersive experience through virtual reality technology. Specifically, the big data analysis module deeply mines data on users' dietary preferences, sightseeing habits, and other data, and combines it with the distribution of intangible cultural heritage sites and other tourism resources in a specific city to produce customized itineraries.

[0008] Furthermore, the AR / VR interaction module supports users to view the intangible cultural heritage production process in real time through AR glasses, or use VR equipment to simulate the comb production scene, so that users can obtain an intuitive and immersive experience.

[0009] Furthermore, in the design of the offline entity part, the comb making process is decomposed into multiple types of work and distributed to different locations to achieve a progressive experience effect. For example, Changzhou Comb (Oriental Pearl Garden Store 2) is responsible for the 14 processes before the wooden comb, Changzhou Comb (Guanhe Middle Road Store) is responsible for the 14 processes after the wooden comb, Changzhou Comb (Xieqiaoxiang Community Store) is responsible for the 4 types of work before the grate, Changzhou Comb (Baolong Store) is responsible for the 4 types of work in the grate, and Changzhou Comb (Headquarters) is responsible for the 4 types of work after the grate. Through this process distribution method, tourists can gradually get in touch with and gain an in-depth understanding of the whole process of comb making at different locations. In addition, the offline entity also includes a traditional museum for displaying the actual comb and its historical background, and is equipped with tour guides to provide professional interpretation services. At the same time, a DIY experience area is set up for tourists to participate in the production of combs, thereby enhancing their understanding and interest in intangible cultural heritage skills.

[0010] The present invention also provides a digital display method based on comb culture, the specific steps are as follows:

[0011] S1: Disseminate intangible cultural heritage knowledge online to stimulate tourists' interest. Through videos, pictures, and interactive games on the web app, users can learn about comb culture and related historical information.

[0012] S2: Guide tourists to offline locations for initial experience. Based on the personalized travel itinerary generated by big data, tourists are guided to offline locations, where they can touch the intangible cultural heritage objects and listen to the explanations of the tour guides.

[0013] S3: Deepen the visitor experience and encourage them to participate in DIY production. Visitors follow a predetermined route to visit different intangible cultural heritage experience workshops, completing the different steps of comb making in sequence, thus gaining a comprehensive understanding of the intangible cultural heritage skills.

[0014] S4: After the tour, visitors share their experience and feelings about the production in the online community. Through the message wall, comment area and other functional modules, visitors can interact with other users.

[0015] S5: The system optimizes its algorithm model based on visitor feedback to generate more accurate tour strategies. By collecting comments and shared content from users in online communities, the system dynamically adjusts route planning logic to improve service quality.

[0016] Furthermore, the digital display method also includes technical details for constructing a virtual museum. The virtual museum includes a module for displaying intangible cultural heritage works, a module for displaying intangible cultural heritage skills, and a user interaction module. The intangible cultural heritage work display module details finished combs and their artistic value; the intangible cultural heritage skills display module uses animation to recreate the 28 steps of making combs and the 72 semi-steps of making grate dustpans; and the user interaction module provides a message wall and comment area, allowing users to express their personal insights and interact with others.

[0017] In particular, to enhance the system's intelligence, the present invention utilizes large-scale modeling technology to dynamically generate intelligent tour maps. This large-scale model acquires real-time location information through networked maps and, in conjunction with a manual data entry supplementary mechanism, improves data coverage. Furthermore, the intelligent tour map not only marks core attractions such as the Changzhou Comb Museum, Comb Factory, and White Elephant Comb Store, but also extends to surrounding scenic spots such as the China Dinosaur Park, Hongmei Park, and Tianmu Lake Landscape Garden, forming a comprehensive tour plan. Furthermore, the map can be dynamically updated based on the user's actual itinerary to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the information.

[0018] The beneficial effect of the present invention is that a number of innovative goals are achieved through the above-mentioned technical means. First, the system generates personalized travel routes through the big data analysis module to meet the diverse needs of tourists. Secondly, the AR / VR interaction module significantly enhances the user's immersive experience, making the dissemination of intangible cultural heritage more vivid. Thirdly, by decomposing the comb making process into multiple types of work and assigning them to different locations, tourists can gradually understand the intangible cultural heritage skills, thereby enhancing the learning effect. Finally, the online community and user feedback mechanism effectively expand the scope of intangible cultural heritage dissemination and promote the public's attention to and recognition of intangible cultural heritage. In summary, the present invention not only overcomes the shortcomings of the prior art, but also achieves remarkable results in improving user experience and promoting the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 This is a map of the distribution of the intangible cultural heritage of combs in Changzhou, showing the specific locations of China Dinosaur Park, Qingfeng Park, New Century Banshan Bookstore, Zijing Park, Hongmei Park, and Tianning Temple.

[0020] Figure 2 This is a map of tourist attractions around the comb in the present invention, showing a diffuse travel route formed with Changzhou comb as the core, combined with surrounding intangible cultural heritage projects (free needle embroidery, Changzhou green bamboo carving, Menghe axe-split stone bonsai, Longquan ink pad) and related scenic spots;

[0021] Figure 3 The method and medium mind map for the development of urban tourism by promoting the value of local intangible cultural heritage through digital technology in this invention include the classification of local intangible cultural heritage display categories, urban tourism characteristics, tourist needs and route classification, and the intelligent map generation mechanism supported by large-scale model technology;

[0022] Figure 4 This is a flowchart of comb types and techniques used in the present invention, which lists in detail seven types of combs, including wooden combs, horn combs, and bamboo combs, and their production processes, including 28 steps for wooden combs and 72 and a half steps for grate dustpans.

[0023] Figure 5This is a detailed map of the distribution points of the Changzhou comb intangible cultural heritage in this invention, marking the specific locations of Changzhou Impression Jiatang, Changzhou Comb (Oriental Pearl Garden Store 2), Changzhou Comb (Guanhe Middle Road Store), Changzhou Comb (Xieqiaoxiang Community Store), Changzhou Comb (Baolong Store) and Changzhou Comb (Headquarters) as well as the specific comb production processes or types of work they are responsible for.

[0024] The reference numerals are as follows:

[0025] China Dinosaur Park; 2. Qingfeng Park; 3. New Century Banshan Bookstore; 4. Bauhinia Park; 5. Hongmei Park; 6. Tianning Temple; 7. Changzhou Comb Museum; 8. Changzhou Comb Factory; 9. White Elephant Comb Store; 10. Changzhou Comb (Oriental Pearl Garden Store 2); 11. Changzhou Comb (Guanhe Middle Road Store); 12. Changzhou Comb (Xieqiaoxiang Community Store); 13. Changzhou Comb (Baolong Store); 14. Changzhou Comb (Main Store); 15. Changzhou Impression Jiatang. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0026] This invention provides a digital display system and method based on comb culture. This system deeply integrates the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage with urban tourism through a combination of online and offline methods. It also utilizes a multimodal, progressive interactive experience process to meet tourists' personalized tour needs and promote intangible cultural heritage. The following describes specific embodiments of the invention in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0027] First in Figure 1 A map of the distribution of Changzhou's intangible cultural heritage combs is displayed, highlighting locations such as China Dinosaur Park1, Qingfeng Park2, New Century Banshan Bookstore3, Zijing Park4, Hongmei Park5, and Tianning Temple6. Together, these locations form a comprehensive tour system centered around combs, offering visitors a rich array of cultural and natural attractions. In particular, the Changzhou Comb Museum7, as a key node, plays a crucial role in conveying the history and craftsmanship of combs to visitors. Furthermore, the Changzhou Comb Factory8 and the White Elephant Comb Store9 also showcase and sell combs, further enhancing visitors' understanding of combs.

[0028] On the online platform, the web app uses a big data analysis module to collect user online behavior records, including dietary preferences and sightseeing habits. It then combines the distribution of intangible cultural heritage sites and other tourism resources in a specific city to generate customized tour itineraries. For example, if a user chooses Changzhou as their destination, the system will recommend a route that includes a comb-making experience based on their interests. Furthermore, the AR / VR interaction module allows users to view the intangible cultural heritage production process in real time through AR glasses or simulate comb-making scenes using VR equipment, providing an immersive experience. Figure 2A map of tourist attractions surrounding the comb was displayed, presenting a diffused travel route centered around the comb, combined with surrounding intangible cultural heritage items and related scenic spots, such as free-needle embroidery, Changzhou Liuqing bamboo carving, Menghe axe-split stone bonsai, and Longquan inkstone. This design not only stimulated tourist interest but also promoted the dissemination and development of other intangible cultural heritage items.

[0029] In the offline design, the comb-making process is broken down into multiple tasks and distributed across different locations to create a progressive experience. For example, Changzhou Comb Oriental Pearl Garden Store 2 (10) handles the 14 initial steps of the wood combing process, from selecting the wood to sawing the wood, cutting the teeth and cutting the tips. Meanwhile, the Guanhe Middle Road Store (11) handles the 14 final steps of the combing process, including inverted square combing, sanding, and finishing the finished product. The Xieqiaoxiang Community Store (12) handles the first four steps of the grate dustpan: strips, beams, ribs, lacquering. The Baolong Store (13) handles the middle four steps of the grate dustpan: lacquering the beams, shavings, gluing, and polishing. The main store (14) handles the final four steps: grass cutting, head inserting, tooth picking, and scraping. This distribution of processes allows visitors to gradually gain a deeper understanding of the entire comb-making process at different locations. Figure 5 The location of each store and the processes or types of work it is responsible for are marked in detail to ensure that tourists can successfully complete the experience process according to the established route.

[0030] The present invention also provides a digital display method based on comb culture, with the following specific steps: S1: Intangible cultural heritage knowledge is conveyed online to stimulate tourists' interest. Comb culture and related historical information are conveyed to users through video, picture, interactive games, and other forms on the web APP. S2: Tourists are guided to offline locations for a preliminary experience. Based on the personalized travel route generated by big data, tourists are guided to offline entities to touch the intangible cultural heritage objects and listen to the tour guide's explanation. S3: Deepen the tourists' experience and encourage them to participate in DIY production. Tourists visit different intangible cultural heritage experience workshops according to the established route and complete the different steps of comb production in turn to fully understand the intangible cultural heritage skills. S4: After the tour, tourists share their production experience and play experience in the online community. Tourists can interact with other users through functional modules such as the message wall comment area. S5: The system optimizes the algorithm model based on tourist feedback to generate a more accurate tour strategy. By collecting comments and shared content in the user online community, the system dynamically adjusts the route planning logic to improve service quality.

[0031] To enhance the system's intelligence, this invention utilizes large-scale modeling technology to dynamically generate intelligent tour maps. This large-scale model acquires real-time location information from networked maps and incorporates a manual data entry mechanism to improve data coverage. The intelligent tour map not only features core attractions such as the Changzhou Comb Museum, the Comb Factory, and the White Elephant Comb Store, but also extends to surrounding scenic spots such as the China Dinosaur Park, Qingfeng Park, Hongmei Park, and Tianmu Lake Landscape Garden, creating a comprehensive tour plan. Furthermore, the map dynamically updates based on the user's actual itinerary to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the information. Figure 3 It showcases the methods and media mind map of how digital technology can promote the development of urban tourism by assigning value to local intangible cultural heritage, including the classification of local intangible cultural heritage displays, urban tourism characteristics, tourist needs and route classification, and the intelligent map generation mechanism supported by large-scale model technology.

[0032] The virtual museum, a key component of this invention, includes modules showcasing intangible cultural heritage works, intangible cultural heritage skills, and a user interaction module. The intangible cultural heritage works module showcases detailed images of finished combs and their artistic value; the intangible cultural heritage skills module uses animations to recreate the 28 steps involved in making a comb and the 72 semi-steps involved in making a grate; and the user interaction module provides a message wall and comment area, allowing users to express their insights and interact with others. Figure 4 It displays the types of combs and the flowchart of their craftsmanship, and lists in detail seven types of combs, including wooden combs, ox horn combs, bamboo combs, and their production process, including 28 steps for wooden combs and 72 and a half steps for grate dustpans.

[0033] The present invention achieves multiple innovative goals through the above-mentioned technical means. The big data analysis module generates personalized travel routes to meet the diverse needs of tourists. The AR / VR interaction module significantly enhances the user's immersive experience, making the dissemination of intangible cultural heritage more vivid and vivid. By breaking down the comb-making process into multiple types of work and assigning them to different locations, tourists can gradually understand intangible cultural heritage skills and enhance their learning effect. The online community and user feedback mechanism effectively expand the scope of intangible cultural heritage dissemination and promote public attention and recognition of intangible cultural heritage.

[0034] In summary, the present invention overcomes the shortcomings of the existing technology and achieves remarkable results in improving user experience and promoting the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.

Claims

1. A digital display system based on comb culture, characterized by It consists of two parts: an online platform and an offline entity. The online platform is used to provide users with virtual museum intelligent route planning and user feedback optimization functions. The offline entity consists of traditional museum intangible cultural heritage experience workshops and urban attractions. The system divides the tourist's tour process into five stages through a multimodal progressive experience interaction process.

2. The digital display system according to claim 1, characterized in that The online platform introduces big data analysis modules and AR / VR interaction modules as core technical support.

3. The digital display system according to claim 2, characterized in that The big data analysis module generates a personalized travel route based on the user's online behavior records.

4. The digital display system according to claim 2, characterized in that The AR / VR interaction module supports users to view the intangible cultural heritage production process in real time through AR glasses or use VR equipment to simulate the comb production scene.

5. The digital display system according to claim 1, characterized in that The offline entity decomposes the comb manufacturing process into multiple types of work and distributes them to different locations to achieve a progressive experience effect. Among them, Changzhou Comb Oriental Pearl Garden Store 2 (10) is responsible for the 14 processes before the wooden comb is made, and Changzhou Comb Guanhe Middle Road Store (11) is responsible for the 14 processes after the wooden comb is made.

6. The digital display system according to claim 5, characterized in that The offline entities also include traditional museums for displaying actual combs and their historical background, and are equipped with tour guides to provide professional interpretation services.

7. The digital display system according to claim 1, characterized in that The virtual museum includes an intangible cultural heritage works display module, an intangible cultural heritage skills display module and a user interaction module.

8. The digital display system according to claim 7, characterized in that The intangible cultural heritage work display module presents the finished comb and its artistic value in detail, and the intangible cultural heritage skill display module reproduces the 28 working steps of the comb and the 72 and a half working steps of the grate in the form of animation.

9. The digital display system according to claim 1, characterized in that The large model technology is used to dynamically generate an intelligent tour map, which marks core attractions such as Changzhou Comb Museum (7), Comb Factory (8) and White Elephant Comb Store (9), and extends to surrounding scenic spots such as China Dinosaur Park (1), Qingfeng Park (2) and Hongmei Park (5).

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