Hsieh Ping-heng, who was originally engaged in interactive multimedia technology, had undertaken numerous curation projects. After analyzing the commercial operational needs of different venues, he utilized technological methods to conduct the integrated planning and execution of visual animation, software development, human-machine interfaces, mechanical hardware, and spatial design. Furthermore, he keenly perceived that abroad, both sports science and sports multimedia technology have already become highly prevalent and rapidly developing professional fields. That is to say, by using multimedia technology to increase the added value of sports venues, aspects such as significantly enhancing the interest and richness of media interviews and coverage, attracting suppliers and audiences, and even intelligence gathering for competitions, athletics, and training, have all become completely technological and intelligent, and have already formed an industry chain model.