CWC Visits Shining 3D in Chengdu to Explore Global Collaboration and Diverse Applications of 3D Technology

Chengdu, China — October 14, 2025. China West Connector (CWC) visited Shining 3D, a leading Chinese enterprise in 3D scanning, digital vision, and additive manufacturing, to explore new opportunities for international cooperation and market expansion.

The meeting took place at Shining 3D’s Chengdu facility, where both sides discussed potential collaboration to introduce advanced 3D solutions into new regions through CWC’s international network.

Industries & Use Cases

Shining 3D’s technologies are widely recognized for their precision and versatility across multiple industries, including:

Automotive & Vehicle Applications:
Used for reverse engineering, inspection of complex parts, battery and mold quality control, and custom vehicle modification, enabling manufacturers and workshops to enhance design accuracy and accelerate development cycles.
Cultural Heritage & Archaeology:
Applied in the digital preservation of artifacts and historical sites, allowing museums and restoration experts to capture fine details of ancient sculptures, architecture, and relics. These digital models support restoration, archiving, replication, and virtual exhibitions, helping protect fragile cultural treasures.
Engineering Machinery & Transportation:
Used for large-scale component inspection, reverse engineering, and wear analysis in heavy industry and maritime sectors—optimizing equipment performance and minimizing downtime.

Strategic Outlook

Shining 3D has established major operations in China, the United States, and Germany, giving it a solid foundation in the global 3D technology ecosystem. With this strong base, the company aims to expand its footprint in new regions where demand for 3D scanning, digital manufacturing, and industrial automation is rapidly growing.

CWC expressed readiness to assist in this expansion through market access, local partnerships, and investment facilitation, particularly in regions with emerging industrial, automotive, and heritage-protection needs.

Conclusion

The Chengdu meeting underscored the shared vision of CWC and Shining 3D—to make cutting-edge digital technologies more accessible worldwide. By bridging advanced Chinese innovation with international markets, both parties aim to accelerate the global adoption of 3D technologies that transform how industries design, build, restore, and innovate.

This visit marks another step in CWC’s ongoing mission to connect China’s most dynamic technology leaders with global opportunities for sustainable growth and collaboration.