Shandong XR Digital Technology
- Chinese name
- 艾克斯尔
- Pinyin
- Registered name
- 山东艾克斯尔数字科技有限公司
- Unified Social Credit Code
91370100MADXEXBK08registered in Shandong 山东- Website
Shandong XR Digital Technology (山东艾克斯尔数字科技有限公司) builds AI virtual standardized patients — synthetic patients that medical students interview, examine and are graded against — and sells them to medical colleges and disease-control centres as a teaching stack. It was incorporated in Jinan on 9 September 2024 as a wholly natural-person-owned limited company with registered capital of three million yuan, its legal representative is Zhou Wenjun (周文君), and its registered industry is software and information technology services. Its business scope names virtual-reality equipment manufacturing, digital content production, and the manufacture and sale of teaching models and teaching aids, which is an unusually exact description of what it actually ships.
The company’s own site, sdxrszkj.cn, presents three product lines under the headings AI virtual simulation, medical virtual simulation and AI+XR practical training, and names AI medical-history collection (AI病史采集) and the AI virtual standardized patient (AI虚拟标准化病人) among them. The domain itself carries the reading of the company’s name that its English usage follows: 艾克斯尔 is a transliteration of “XR”, and sdxrszkj expands to Shandong XR digital technology. The pinyin form Aikeser also appears in reporting and is recorded here as an alternative.
Two separate products are attested, several months apart. The first pairs an AI digital human medical-history collection system with the company’s Hermes teaching stack to close a loop that runs from a simulated patient intake through to feedback on the student’s performance. The second, reported in August 2026, is a virtual standardized patient system for psychiatry: three-dimensional virtual patients with stable case settings, emotional expression and language interaction, so that students can practise psychiatric interviewing and mental-state assessment on a case that behaves the same way twice. The company also ships a hydatid-disease VR training system to disease-control centres, medical institutions and universities, which sits beside the digital human work rather than inside it.
The maker call rests on the company’s own material. No independent source has been found attributing the build to it, and no source names a different company as the builder either, so what is established is that it presents this work as its own and that its registered scope and product pages are consistent with doing it. The public record does not establish whether it builds these figures or commissions them.
It has no discoverable social presence on Weibo or WeChat, and that is worth stating plainly because it bounds what is known here. Nothing belonging to the company has been found under either the registered name or the short form — the verified Weibo accounts under 艾克斯尔 are a piano-teaching chain, and the name otherwise surfaces unrelated subjects, from the letter X on identity cards to Aix-Marseille University to a billiards equipment firm in Jiaxiang. So the outside evidence for this record is the registry and the company’s own product pages, and nothing else.