Broadwell at the 2025 Productivity Conference of Art and Technology (PCAT): Redefining Art and Commerce with "Air Dome Technology"

On May 24, 2025, the 2025 Productivity Conference of Art and Technology (PCAT), hosted by MANA, kicked off in grand style at the Huangpu Cultural Center in Shanghai. This year's conference centered on "new supply," bringing together industry leaders and innovators from cultural creativity, urban renewal, cultural heritage revitalization, light and shadow art, and air dome technology. They discussed how technology can empower cultural expression and drive industrial growth. Broadwell (Shenzhen) Technology Co., Ltd., a pioneer in merging air dome technology with art, was invited to participate. CEO Benjamin Liu delivered a presentation titled "How Broadwell Maintains Its Leadership in the Air Dome Architecture Industry," highlighting how Broadwell's air dome structures can become living, thinking artistic entities through four key aspects: "empowering art, integrating AI technology, addressing customer pain points, and building core advantages."

In his keynote, Benjamin emphasized that Broadwell's air domes have evolved beyond traditional spatial concepts, transforming from "architecture that can breathe" into "artistic life forms that can think." These air dome structures not only offer benefits like low carbon emissions, rapid construction, and easy relocation but also serve as platforms for public art, collaborating with artists to enrich urban visual culture. He stressed that Broadwell integrates architectural design, artistic empowerment, and AI technology throughout the process, elevating air dome spaces from functional facilities to "urban artistic landmarks."

Benjamin also shared notable projects developed by Broadwell, including the SPIKE AIR DOME landmark in Jakarta, Indonesia, the Shenzhen International Low Carbon City exhibition venue, the Miami "Little Prince's World" air dome laser show, and the Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation Carnival air dome pavilion. These projects not only fulfill functional needs but also embody urban visual cultural symbols. With immersive light and shadow interactions and acoustic technologies, air dome spaces are becoming new scenes for multidimensional transformation in the cultural tourism industry.

During the conference, Benjamin showcased Broadwell's flagship product, the "AirFitX™ Exercise Space for Enhanced Efficiency under Micro Pressure." This innovative offering seamlessly combines the micro-pressure oxygen environment of air domes with enhanced athletic performance, transforming these structures from simple sports venues into dynamic entities that actively engage in human health and cultural activities.

At the event, Broadwell and MANA established a strong intent to collaborate, planning to merge Broadwell's creative air dome capabilities with MANA's vast network of artists. Together, we aim to explore deep partnerships in the cultural tourism sector, urban public art, and commercial art spaces, paving the way for new business models that integrate art and technology.