World Finals · Zhengzhou · Paris parallel venue
The OPC Challenge reviews workflows one person can run end to end. National and international regions lead to the Zhengzhou World Finals, with a Paris parallel venue, then the World OPC Congress.
One person, one system, and the workflows that make a company. Hosts: Jushengsheng Henan and France Station, with regional partners.
Tracks: audiovisual production, work automation, workflow design, the F AI Joint Challenge, and an open track.
Applications open. OPC training camp runs in parallel.
Northeast launch in late November, then Tianjin–Shandong, Yangtze delta and the southwest, closing in Henan and Beijing.
Materials, rights, AI labeling, and whether the workflow can be reproduced. Five working days to appeal objective errors.
120 from China, 80 international. Same scorecard. Results posted for five working days.
Asia, Europe, and the Americas in separate time windows.
At least 10% of finalist workflows are reproduced on site. A failed reproduction removes award eligibility.
Results tour in the warmup cities and Paris. Thirty teams, thirty days, on cross-border delivery.
North, Central, East, West, South, including Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.
On-site defense, remote access where needed
East Asia, Southeast Asia, Oceania.
Hosted from Malaysia
Europe, Central Asia, and Africa from France. The Americas from the United States.
Judges do not score teams from their own country
Joint-challenge judging is 60% Chinese panel, 40% French panel. The resource package covers the Europe camp, park residency, compute credits, OPC certification, and order or investor introductions.
Official submission opens in the competition system. Use this form to reach the organizing team now.