The VLG debut in Bangkok has come to an end, and the transition from "exhibition items" to "commercial products" has been successfully accomplished.

       On the evening of July 17, 2026, as the last group of professional buyers reluctantly left the exhibition booths, the three-day MEGA SHOW Bangkok 2026 officially came to an end. For VLG, this was not just the conclusion of an exhibition, but also a successful verification of a strategic breakthrough. At this industry event themed "Reinventing the Play Experience in the AI Era", VLG, with its all-category AI plushie matrix, became a traffic collector, successfully making the crucial leap from "technical display" to "commercial implementation", and setting a new commercial benchmark for the AI toy industry. 

       Looking back at the hustle and bustle of these three days, the booth of VLG remained a solitary island amidst the sea of people. Unlike previous years' exhibitions where buyers mainly focused on price and material, this year's focus completely shifted to "emotional interaction" and "technology implementation". In the realistic experience area meticulously created by VLG, the highly anticipated white AI Duomi cat became the absolute star. It was no longer just an ice-cold exhibit; it was a "living being" capable of eye contact and emotional interaction with visitors. A retailer from Malaysia expressed his feelings after the experience: "In the past, when we purchased plush toys, we valued the filling material and sewing craftsmanship; but now, we are looking for a 'presence' sense. VLG's products make me feel that even when a child is alone at home, this toy can give a real response. This emotional value is unmatched by traditional toys." This real feedback from the front line of the market confirms VLGSKY's previous judgment on "emotional technology" - the core of AI toys does not lie in the accumulation of parameters, but in the insight into human hearts.

       In addition to the intuitive experience, VLG's "AI Toy Customization Solution" also sparked strong reactions at the exhibition. Facing some small brands with high-quality IPs but lacking the ability to implement AI technology, VLG's open lightweight large model licensing strategy has greatly reduced the entry barriers of the industry. This transformation from "selling products" to "selling technology + selling solutions" not only broadens VLG's commercial moat but also indicates that the AI toy industry will shift from a single hardware competition to an ecosystem and service competition.

       With the successful conclusion of the exhibition, VLG's gaze has turned to the horizon further away. The success of this trip to Bangkok has injected strong confidence into the company's accelerated layout in the Southeast Asian market. Based on the massive market data and channel feedback collected during the exhibition, VLG announced the launch of the "Southeast Asia Deepening Plan".

       VLG's goals are not limited to the expansion of market share. The company's R&D team disclosed that the next generation of AI plush toys will place greater emphasis on the improvement of "multimodal perception" and "long-term memory" capabilities. Future products will not only be "able to talk" but also possess the ability to "understand personality" - by learning users' long-term behavioral habits, they will build a unique user profile, thus achieving true "one person, one face" personalized companionship. Moreover, with the deepening of the concept of the metaverse, VLG will also explore the deep integration of AI plush toys with the virtual world, making physical toys a super entrance connecting the physical world and the digital world, providing users with a virtual-real combination immersive play experience.

       From the exhibition site in Bangkok to the bedside of thousands of households, VLG is using practical actions to interpret the profound connotation of "technology has warmth". This successful exhibition not only verified the commercial feasibility of the "AI + plush" sector but also provided a valuable model for the transformation of the entire toy industry. When the tide recedes, only those enterprises that truly understand users' emotions and adhere to long-termism can stand invincible. VLG is moving forward with a firm step, crossing from "manufacturing" to "intelligent manufacturing" and then to "creation", and we have reason to believe that in the not-too-distant future, there will be more "emotional companions" from VLG entering the lives of global consumers, using the warmth of technology to illuminate every ordinary day.