Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat Visits XtalPi, Highlights AI-Driven Innovation in Drug Discovery

On the morning of April 11, the Deputy Prime Minister of SingaporeMinister for Economic Policy CoordinationH.E. Chan Heng Kee, Ambassador of Singapore to China Chen Haiquan, CEO of National Research Foundation Kam Tat Chua, Consul-General of Singapore in Guangzhou Low Teck Seng, and other delegates visited XtalPi. Wen Shuhao, Co-founder and Chairman of XtalPi, attended the reception.

Wen Shuhao accompanied Deputy Prime Minister Wang Ruijie on a tour of XtalPi's AI + Robotics Lab, providing a detailed introduction to the latest achievements of its innovative R&D platform in the fields of new drug discovery and new materials development, as well as collaborations between XtalPi and multiple research institutions and universities, including Singapore's national drug discovery platform EDDC, in cutting-edge areas.

Wen Shuhao introduced that AI and robotics are becoming the water and electricity of future industries, driving upgrades in innovation and efficiency. As a pioneer in large models within its vertical field and a representative of new productive forces, XtalPi leverages quantum physics, artificial intelligence, and robotic automation technologies to create an underlying innovative platform and R&D infrastructure for the integration of AI in drug discovery and new materials development. This platform has been widely adopted by leading enterprises in fields such as biomedicine, new materials, petrochemicals, and new energy. By accumulating vast amounts of high-precision R&D data, it continuously enhances the accuracy and efficiency of algorithms and automated experiments.

Deputy Prime Minister Wang Ruijie gained a detailed understanding of XtalPi's exploration and efforts in accelerating and empowering original innovation. He expressed full affirmation of XtalPi’s achievements in driving the digital, automated, and intelligent upgrading of future industries. He looks forward to XtalPi strengthening cooperation with Singapore, accelerating the application of AI technology in key scientific research fields, promoting regional collaboration, and fostering more innovative applications that combine economic benefits with social value.

Deputy Prime Minister Wang Ruijie posted on his personal social media account that night, stating that Shenzhen, located in the Greater Bay Area, is home to many innovative companies at the forefront of technology. Among the four Shenzhen enterprises he visited was XtalPi, a tech company driven by artificial intelligence for drug research and development. HeCommented, "These companies"Utilize technologies such as artificial intelligence to achieve production and cost efficiency, creating game-changing solutions."

XtalPi positions itself as an innovative platform, rooted in China while serving the global market. It hopes to deepen cooperation with global partners in places like Singapore, making a positive contribution to technological progress and industrial development across Asia and even globally.