Agents Enter the Film Industrialization Phase; Mininglamp Technology (2718.HK) Breaks into the Theater Market as a Producer

AI micro-dramas and AI animations have become popular items in the content market in recent years. With the rapid commercial layout of AI, AI movies are also about to enter the public eye.

Recently, Mythological Accident Emergency Response Office, one of China's first batch of AI-native animated theatrical films, started filming in Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Among a crowd of film and television producers, Mininglamp Technology (2718.HK) joined the crew as the "AI Coordinator," becoming a participant in this AI movie production.

Building a "Scene-Directing" Agent Based on the Octo Platform

On July 3, 2026, Mythological Accident Emergency Response Office, one of China's first batch of AI-native animated theatrical films, started filming in Wenzhou, Zhejiang.

It is understood that this movie is jointly created by Yuehe Technology and Zhang閱Technology, co-produced by Mininglamp Technology, Zhejiang Television Minsheng Leisure Channel, and Qingbo Zhiyuan, with deep participation from Chemical Industry Press.

Utilizing its own AI technology and based on its self-developed human-machine collaboration platform Octo, Mininglamp Technology (2718.HK) built a multi-agent and human collaborative working platform for the crew.

Within Octo, Mininglamp Technology trained an Agent responsible for "directing scenes" for the crew, which the team calls "Directing Shrimp." It learns the creative style and taste of the entire team and encapsulates the team's own know-how—with intellectual property rights remaining with the creative team at all times. AI handles repetitive, tedious collaboration and organization tasks, freeing creators to focus on judgment and expression.

In this movie, the scriptwriting Agent refines the plot, the art Agent understands the style, and the storyboard Agent assists with shots. The director synchronizes creative ideas into Octo in real-time through the AI-native recording hardware Octic, allowing different Agents to continuously understand, organize, and collaborate.

Through its "Scaling Out" technical roadmap, Mininglamp Technology does not rely on a single ultra-large model to solve everything, but instead allows multiple agents, each with specific duties, to divide labor and collaborate. The entire process is white-box, traceable, and subject to human intervention, rather than an uncontrollable result jumping out of a black box.

Strategic Transformation Advances in Depth; Agentic Services Transitions from Marketing to Content Production

In its initial coverage research report in July 2026, CSC Financial clearly pointed out that Mininglamp Technology is at a critical juncture in its strategic transformation from traditional data intelligence to Agentic AI.

The research report summarized the growth points of Agentic Services into four aspects: first, strong Beta (β), driven by robust AI demand, where the corporate AI Agent track represents a trillion-RMB market; second, scenario expansion, as it is currently implemented primarily in marketing scenarios but is expected to extend to content generation scenarios such as e-commerce operations management and micro-dramas in the future.

Mininglamp Technology's entry into theatrical films as an "AI Coordinator" this time represents a precise execution of this strategic path. As early as October 2025, Mininglamp Technology reached a strategic cooperation with H&R Century Alwin, an A-share listed film and television group. Based on its self-developed DeepMiner intelligent agent platform, the company deeply empowers full scenarios including film and television creation, artist management, and operations management.

The core of the cooperation is Mininglamp Technology's innovative RaaS (Result-as-a-Service) model—delivering actual business results rather than just tools. In the creative material generation phase, Mininglamp Technology's AI technology assists in generating high-quality visual materials and copy, while H&R Century Alwin's industry practice experience feeds back into large model optimization, forming a two-way empowerment mechanism of "technology empowering business, and business feeding back into technology."

From marketing scenarios to micro-drama production, and now to AI-native theatrical films, Mininglamp Technology's Agentic Services are continuously extending along this high-value chain of "content production."

Founder Securities pointed out in a research report that 2025 became the inaugural year of the AI manga/anime industry. The sector took only one year to cover the five-year development path of traditional micro-dramas, with the market size soaring to nearly RMB 20 billion, and is expected to increase to RMB 22 billion in 2026. Driven by the triple forces of AI large model iterations, platform policy support, and gradually standardized regulation, the industry has officially entered a high-prosperity cycle characterized by parallel scale expansion and quality upgrades.

Institutions pointed out that the global video production market size is approximately US$316.3 billion, while the current global AI video market size is only about US$4.5 billion, with a penetration rate of just 1.4%, which remains at an extremely low level. This means that the penetration of AI in the field of film and television content production has only just begun.

By entering this track with a combination of the Octo platform, the DeepMiner agent system, and the RaaS model, Mininglamp Technology has positioned itself at the inflection point where AI film and television moves from "technical verification" to "industrial maturity," accelerating the breadth and depth of its own AI commercialization.

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