The snail model simulates the physiological characteristics and ecological adaptation of snails, studies their population dynamics and environmental impacts, and aims to promote ecological protection and agricultural management

The snail model describes the growth, reproduction and death of snails by mathematical means, aiming to study their population dynamics and response to environmental changes, and is widely used in ecological and agricultural management.

Snail models help organizations achieve system optimization and risk control through incremental improvement and long-term stability strategies to ensure robust growth and continued effectiveness in complex environments.

Inspired by the snail's slow and steady progress, it emphasizes patience and stability in complex and uncertain environments to help organizations and individuals achieve sustained success.