Musipple is an innovative music player that seamlessly blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with contemporary technological advancements. Drawing inspiration from the serene imagery of ripples, a motif deeply embedded in Eastern philosophy, this design is ingeniously integrated with the iconic silhouette of a vinyl record player. It aims to cultivate a harmonious blend of Eastern and Western cultures, bridging the gap between the ancient and the modern, and offering users a unique auditory experience that redefines the essence of music listening.

He Ziqiang is a doctoral student in design at Beijing Institute of Technology. His research direction is artificial intelligence-assisted industrial design. His works have won internationally renowned design awards such as the iF Student Award and the K-Design Award, and he has published many related papers. He believes that artificial intelligence technology will greatly expand the scope of design and improve the effect of design, allowing us to embrace artificial intelligence and embrace new design models.

Beijing Institute of Technology's School of Design and Art, located in Beijing, was formerly the Department of Industrial Design established in 1984. It is one of the earliest institutions of higher learning to set up industrial design disciplines in China. After more than 20 years of practice and exploration, it has gradually established a leading position in the field of domestic design education and has become a member unit of the Industrial Design Teaching Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education. In order to meet the needs of multi-disciplinary and diverse design talents in the highly developed socio-economic society in China, since 2000, the college has successively established departments of visual communication design, environmental art design, cultural heritage, decorative painting, and traditional arts and crafts. The college was formally established in 2002, gradually forming a comprehensive professional development pattern relying on science and technology, combining design and art. In 2009 it was renamed the School of Design and Art.