Focusing on the field of laser sensing, Langsi Technology completed millions of yuan in angel round financing

According to 36Kr, Langsi Sensing Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Langsi Technology") has completed an angel round of financing of several million yuan, and investors include Inno Angel Fund.

Tianyancha shows that Xu Ke, the founder of Langsi Technology, joined Professor Ren Wei of the Chinese University of Hong Kong's doctoral research group on laser gas sensing in 2016. During the four-year research period, Xu Ke noticed that under the background of industrial Internet of Things, the energy industry is gradually transforming to digitalization. Many domestic power plants are building intelligent power plant automatic control systems, but the traditional electrochemical and non-dispersive infrared gas sensors currently available in factories cannot meet the needs of the industrial Internet of Things era.

The official website of Langsi Technology shows that Langsi Technology is a high-precision sensor data service company. The company's mission is to use the latest laser spectroscopy technology, combined with artificial intelligence algorithms, to simultaneously collect real-time information such as the type, concentration, temperature, and pressure of multiple target gases, and provide customers with ultra-high sensitivity multi-component gas sensing solutions and systems.

It is reported that the core technologies of Langsi Technology are laser absorption spectroscopy technology, photoacoustic spectroscopy technology and fiber optic sensing technology with independent intellectual property rights. It optimizes and selects relevant technologies and combinations according to actual application scenarios, and combines independently developed automatic control and artificial intelligence algorithms to design and manufacture a series of portable gas sensors with fast response speed, no calibration, and ultra-high sensitivity. It also integrates them with advanced chip integration and packaging, wireless data transmission, signal processing and other technologies to build the next generation of intelligent gas sensing and control systems.