Hubei Daily reporter Ma Wenjun

On November 7, at the integrated circuit design center of Wuhan Juxin Microelectronics Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Juxin Micro"), nearly a hundred engineers were focused on carefully polishing the blueprints on the display screen.

Two days ago, General Secretary Xi Jinping visited the Wuhan Institute of Industrial Innovation and Development and had in-depth exchanges and discussions with researchers and business leaders.

“It was a great honor to hear this in person! I immediately conveyed the General Secretary’s instructions to our company partners in Wuhan, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Suzhou, Beijing, Eindhoven in the Netherlands, and South Korea. We are all very excited and are stepping up product development and delivery,” said Liu Deheng, founder and CEO of Juxin Microelectronics.

In the nearly nine years since its establishment, Juxin Micro has broken the technological monopoly of Japanese and European and American companies in facial recognition chips, under-display light sensor chips and medium-power intelligent audio amplifier chips. Its products occupy an important position in the supply chain of domestic high-end mobile phones and tablets.

Leveraging its technological advantages and seizing market opportunities, Juxin Microelectronics has rapidly distinguished itself in niche markets such as smart audio, 3D vision, optical sensing, and haptic perception in recent years. Its shipments of under-display optical sensors alone have increased nearly fivefold this year compared to last year. Based on the current market situation, Juxin Microelectronics' optical sensing products are expected to increase their global market share to 40% within the next few years.

"Whether they are general technical testing personnel or highly educated returnees, everyone has always shared the common goal of 'contributing to China's semiconductor industry,' and has been working hard and giving their all," Liu Deheng said. He added that the current market for emerging technologies such as virtual reality, smart cars, and smart robots is growing rapidly, and a large number of optical, audio, and tactile application scenarios are emerging, opening up broader space for Juxin Micro's leap forward.

"I made an appointment with my client yesterday, and time waits for no one. I'll be heading to Shanghai this afternoon." After quickly packing his things, Liu Deheng was ready to embark on his new journey.

Editor: Wang Zhe