Li Gang, founder of Qinglei Technology and professor of Tsinghua University, attended the Microelectronics ecosystem Conference.

Li Gang, founder of Qinglei Technology and professor of Tsinghua University, was invited to attend the Microelectronics ecosystem Conference co-sponsored by Hong Kong Science Park, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Infineon. The conference was held on August 22 at the Hong Kong Science Park to explore the infinite possibilities of the microelectronic world.

Qinglei Technology, as the preferred partner of Infineon, was invited to participate in this conference. Professor Li Gang, co-founder and chief scientist of Qinglei Technology, gave a report at the meeting, introducing the progress made by the company in the research and development of medical-industrial cross-technology, clinical cooperation and marketing.

In the report, Professor Li Gang shared in detail the technical principles of millimeter wave radar for fine monitoring of human vital signs. With the help of millimeter wave radar sensors and signal processing technology, this technology can accurately sense vital signs such as breathing, heartbeat and sleep. In addition, Professor Li also shared with the participants the progress made in the diagnosis of sleep breathing disorders in cooperation between Qinglei Technology and domestic experts in the field of medical treatment. He said that the millimeter wave radar sleep disorder diagnosis system developed by Qinglei Technology is consistent with the gold standard diagnostic equipment polysomnography. The accessibility and compliance of millimeter wave radar sleep disorder diagnosis system will greatly improve the popularization rate of sleep disorder diagnosis, which is worth looking forward to.

In addition, Qinglei Technology also displayed its full range of products such as disease diagnosis, health management and intelligent pension in the exhibition area, and gained a lot of attention through product display and video explanation.

It is worth mentioning that the millimeter wave radar products of Qinglei Technology have been stationed in more than 60 hospitals and more than 300 health institutions across the country to provide services for disease diagnosis and health management, and to promote human health through data technology and artificial intelligence.