On March 24, Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School junior high students embarked on a tech study tour to AR pioneer Rokid (dubbed "Hangzhou's 7th Unicorn"). The 49-gram AR glasses stunned students with hands-free multitasking - from real-time translation to virtual basketball courts materializing in thin air.

"It revolutionizes learning like smartphones changed communication," marveled student Li Hongjun after wielding a laser sword controller. Rokid's engineers revealed how museum AR guides resurrect cultural relics and medical holograms assist surgeries.

Company spokesperson Xu Xu emphasized "tech for public good" through cross-industry collaborations. Students particularly resonated with Rokid's innovation ecosystem, where youthful creativity fuels breakthroughs.

The immersion concluded with epiphanies: "China's AR might outshine smartphones globally," observed participant Zhang Junxi. Entel continues bridging classrooms with cutting-edge labs, nurturing tomorrow's tech trailblazers.