Anno AI Robot Coffee Machine has officially settled in the Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop of 1964 Cultural & Creative Park on Wenzhou Road, Huichuan District, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. Here, the industrial heritage of the Third Front construction, the intangible cultural heritage of northern Guizhou, and cutting-edge AI technology converge and integrate.

Renovated from the former old factory of Changzheng Electric No.12 Plant built during the Third Front construction era, 1964 Cultural & Creative Park carries profound historical memories of the Third Front movement. The Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop within the park showcases local Zunyi intangible heritage crafts and cultural and creative works, including Miao embroidery, batik and bamboo weaving. It is a distinctive cultural tourism space dedicated to inheriting northern Guizhou’s folk culture and demonstrating the charm of local intangible heritage, boasting the dual heritage of Third Front industrial culture and traditional intangible culture.

Equipped with high-precision robotic arms and an intelligent AI system, the Anno AI Robot Coffee Machine automatically completes freshly ground coffee extraction and fancy latte art production. It supports customized coffee printing with Miao embroidery patterns, intangible heritage motifs and Third Front cultural elements, creating exclusive Zunyi cultural-themed coffee drinks. Featuring a fully enclosed sterile production environment, full-process self-service QR code ordering and visible production, it enables 24-hour unattended smart operation, balancing consistent flavour, food safety and an immersive tech check-in experience.

This launch revitalizes the industrial heritage and promotes intangible cultural heritage through smart new retail models. Visitors can experience the charm of Third Front history and northern Guizhou’s intangible culture while enjoying futuristic smart consumption. It creates a new landmark for integrated cultural tourism in Zunyi, facilitating the innovation of local cultural inheritance and the upgrading of cultural tourism formats.