North Asia Zhigu

Jilin Province North Asia Zhigu Technology Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary company of Rongfa Group. The company has more than 20 core technology teams, all of whom are undergraduate or above. Among them, there are 3 academic advisors, 1 doctor, and 5 graduate students. The core technical personnel of the team are specialized in instrument science and electrical engineering, computer application science, automatic control, software development, photoelectric detection technology and instruments.

Leading scientist Cui Hongliang, in 1987, received a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from Stevens Institute of Technology, USA. In 2011, he was invited by the National “Thousand Talents Program” to join the School of Instrument Science and Electrical Engineering of Jilin University. Engaged in research in the fields of optoelectronics, fiber optic communications and sensing, solid state electronics, and semiconductor physics and devices.

The company is committed to high-tech research in big data, cloud computing, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, coal mine safety monitoring systems, and in-depth exploration in smart cities, military-civilian integration, equipment intelligence monitoring. The company has obtained 13 core patents, and the Smart City 4.0 system products and graphene series products have reached the international advanced level. At present, it has been widely used in many smart cities such as urban pipe corridors, subways, national security projects, bridge health monitoring, water conservancy facilities safety engineering, coal mine safety supervision, engineering construction, petroleum environmental protection and other fields.

The company has invested more than RMB 5 million in projects such as the comprehensive warning corridor advance warning 4.0 technology and graphene oil absorption materials. It is expected to create 1 billion yuan in the market and generate benefits of 200 million yuan. In the future, the company will take the city safety and serve the people's livelihood as its own responsibility, and the technology industry will take the lead to protect the comprehensive development of smart cities.