Fulai Optics Develops Full-Chain FTIR In-House, Named National 'Little Giant'
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A report dated October 20, 2026 said Fulai Optics announced its inclusion in the eighth batch of the national specialized and sophisticated 'Little Giant' list. The company develops its FTIR optomechanics, electronic control and software entirely in-house, abandoning the integration-and-assembly route. To date, it has accumulated nearly 30 related patents. Recent contract wins include a Nanjing University multichannel in-situ online FTIR project, with a contract value of 896,000 yuan, and a Peking University FOLI20 procurement project, with a unit price of 735,000 yuan. The report also noted that full-stack in-house development requires bearing yield ramp-up costs across all core stages, while current procurement scale is not yet sufficient to disrupt the high-end installed base.
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Forsight Optics recently announced its inclusion in the eighth batch of the national-level specialized and sophisticated "little giant" list. Its FTIR approach relies on full-chain in-house development of optomechanics, electronic control and software. To date, the company has accumulated nearly 30 related patents. It won a Nanjing University multi-channel in-situ online FTIR project worth 896,000 yuan, and a Peking University FOLI20 procurement project at a unit price of 735,000 yuan. The article also notes that full-stack in-house development requires bearing the cost of yield ramp-up at each core stage, and current procurement volumes are not yet enough to shake up the high-end installed base.
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