Five Years Running: DEPTRUM Again Named to KPMG's “Chip Tech” Rising Star 50
On November 7, at the 7th China International Import Expo, DEPTRUM was again selected for KPMG China's 5th “Chip Tech” Rising Star 50 list — the fifth consecutive year receiving this honor.
As a globally renowned professional services organization, KPMG actively participates in the development of the technology sector, supporting breakthroughs through industry observation and professional insight. This is the fifth year KPMG has presented the “Chip Tech” Rising Star 50 list, evaluating participating companies across six core dimensions including innovation in technology and business models, valuation and capital-market recognition, and market acceptance — leveraging KPMG's frontier observation and professional insight to continuously support companies' innovation and transformation.
Today, 3D vision technology is widely applied across industries, becoming a key driver of intelligent transformation. As a five-year consecutive list member, DEPTRUM keeps exploring the frontier of 3D perception, supporting 3D vision innovation and multi-scenario application, and — according to different industries' needs — building customized solutions from underlying hardware and algorithms to upper-layer applications.
Among these, the nanophotonic chip is DEPTRUM's most fundamental technology architecture, with excellent laser processing capability for building high-performance laser sensing systems. Based on this underlying optical capability, DEPTRUM has built industry-leading 3D sensing systems across structured light, ToF, sToF and other routes, combined with algorithms for biometrics, human-machine interaction, navigation and obstacle avoidance, and spatial perception — widely applied in financial payment, intelligent robots, smart cockpits, smartphones and new retail, achieving technological innovation and commercial breakthroughs.
On the nanophotonic chip foundation, DEPTRUM launched its proprietary sToF technology, fusing the two mainstream routes of structured light and ToF, successfully solving ToF's multi-path interference deficiency and enabling one set of optical hardware to complete high-precision depth reconstruction at near and far range, with whole-home RGBD modeling capability. This innovation provides robots with powerful visual perception support, significantly improving localization, obstacle avoidance and mapping, and further enhancing robots' potential and value across fields.
sToF depth reconstruction result
Five consecutive years of honors mark the high recognition of DEPTRUM's technological innovation and market performance by the industry. In the future, DEPTRUM will continue to focus on exploring multi-dimensional vision perception, solving the visual perception problems of the intelligent interconnected era with innovative technology and products, and injecting more wisdom and strength into the digital development of all industries in the Internet-of-Everything era.