Swiss Embassy in China Inspects Dana Technology, Jointly Exploring Cooperation on AI + Lights-out Laboratories and Opportunities in the European Market

On September 29, a delegation led by Mr. Schwander, Chief Investment Officer of the Swiss Trade and Investment Office at the Swiss Embassy in China, visited Beijing Dyna Laboratory Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Dyna Technology”) for an inspection and exchange, during which a symposium was held.

After touring the technology exhibition hall of Dana Technology’s AI + Lights-out Laboratories, Schwand and his delegation gained an in-depth understanding of Dana Technology’s R&D and applications in the field of AI for Science, and highly commended the company’s technological R&D in the laboratory sector.

At the exchange meeting, Chi Haipeng gave a comprehensive introduction to the company’s development history, the technological advantages of AI + Lights-out Laboratories, and its international business plans. Currently, the independently developed AI + Lights-out Laboratories have achieved unattended operation and full-process closed-loop control, increasing the laboratory’s automation substitution rate to about 95% and boosting the efficiency of trial-and-error R&D and repetitive testing by up to 480 times. These laboratories have been implemented in fields such as chemicals, materials, new energy, and biopharmaceuticals, leveraging high-quality data to drive model iteration, significantly reducing research costs, redefining performance standards for smart laboratories, and providing a demonstration for the further expansion of AI for Science.

Subsequently, Mr. Schwander provided a detailed overview of the functions of the Swiss Trade and Investment Office and Switzerland’s efforts to attract Chinese enterprises to invest and develop in Switzerland, expressing his hope that the office would actively help companies identify trade partners and pursue technological collaborations. He also encouraged Daina Technology to promptly formulate a comprehensive global expansion strategy, make full use of the platform and resources offered by the Swiss Trade and Investment Office, proactively tap into European markets, establish connections with high-quality resources and key factors of production, and, at the appropriate time, “go global” to conduct cross-border operations. Furthermore, he urged the company to leverage Switzerland’s cutting-edge laboratory technologies to support and enhance the development of its domestic operations.

Chi Haipeng, Chairman of Dyna Technology, said: “We are very grateful for the attention from the Swiss Trade and Investment Office of the Swiss Embassy in China. Going forward, we will actively promote cooperation between the two sides, continue to increase R&D investment, iterate AI + Lights-out Laboratories technologies and products, and make early arrangements for expanding into the Swiss market.”