As an innovative enterprise focusing on the R&D of high-end intelligent simulation equipment, Jingcheng Chuangsi’s core products boast distinct technological advantages and market potential. Among them, the simulated cockpits cover multiple levels such as Full Flight Simulation (FFS) and Fixed Training Device (FTD). Equipped with high-resolution visual systems and real-time simulation software, they can accurately replicate operational scenarios in various fields including aviation and rail transit, and are widely used in professional areas like pilot training and military exercises. The central control centers, centered on digital monitoring and intelligent dispatching, provide integrated management and control solutions for industries such as energy and transportation, and have gained recognition in the domestic market due to high reliability. With the growing demand for pilot training driven by the global aviation industry expansion and the wave of intelligent upgrading in the industrial sector, the company’s products have matured to enter the international market.

"We chose Alibaba.com as our global partner precisely for its ecological advantages in the B2B digital trade sector," a representative of Jingcheng Chuangsi stated. In traditional cross-border trade, the export of high-end equipment often faces pain points such as fragmented logistics, challenges in marketing adaptation, and asymmetric market information. However, Alibaba.com’s access to 50 million active buyers across more than 190 global markets, coupled with the one-stop "Trade + Logistics" service co-developed with Maersk, will completely transform this scenario. Moving forward, after overseas customers reach procurement intentions on the platform, they can simultaneously select sea freight logistics solutions online, achieving digital unified management of orders and logistics documents. Real-time visibility of cargo transportation routes will significantly reduce supply chain communication costs and risks.

Targeting the professional marketing needs of high-end equipment exports, Alibaba.com’s AI tool matrix has emerged as a key highlight of the cooperation. Leveraging the platform’s marketing video function, Jingcheng Chuangsi can generate multilingual product demonstration content within 3-5 minutes. With over 1,000 foreign digital human avatars and support for 29 languages, it can quickly create promotional materials suitable for multiple platforms including Facebook and TikTok. For technically complex products like simulated cockpits, AI can automatically extract core parameters to generate multilingual specifications, and optimize video translation effects through lip-sync technology, ensuring overseas customers accurately grasp product value. Additionally, Alibaba.com’s AI product selection tool can analyze global market data to help Jingcheng Chuangsi target emerging markets with rapidly growing pilot training demand, such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East, facilitating precise market penetration.

It is understood that Jingcheng Chuangsi has completed preparations for the launch of its first batch of products on the platform, focusing on compliance adaptation for target markets including Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. It has refined product technical documents in line with international certification standards such as the US FAA and European EASA, and eliminated market access barriers with the support of Alibaba.com’s compliance consulting services. Initially, it will take simulated cockpits for aviation training and industrial-grade central control centers as flagships, with plans to gradually expand its product line coverage thereafter.

A representative from Alibaba.com commented: "Jingcheng Chuangsi’s technical strength and product positioning are highly aligned with the platform’s focus on exporting high-value-added manufacturing goods. Through the dual empowerment of 'AI marketing + digital logistics', we aim to help it quickly connect with global professional buyers and establish brand influence in niche segments such as aviation simulation."