According to Tianyancha App, recently, Suzhou Microclear Medical Instruments Co., Ltd. has completed a D-round financing of 100 million yuan, with the investor being the China National Venture Capital Fund.
Microclear Medical is a high-end ophthalmic imaging and intelligent device R&D manufacturer. The company focuses on the R&D, production, and sales of high-end ophthalmic imaging and intelligent devices. Microclear Medical positions itself in the niche fields of ophthalmology and optometry, based on its own core hardware equipment, integrating artificial intelligence and connectivity technologies to provide quality ophthalmic and optometric equipment and services for hospitals and grassroots medical institutions in China. The company's core products include a confocal laser fundus angiography system, fundus cameras, and handheld digital slit lamps. It has applied for more than 60 patents, obtained authorization for 46 patents (including 8 invention patents), holds 4 software copyrights, and has 3 PCT patents pending. The product series have received certifications from China’s National Medical Products Administration, production licenses, U.S. FDA, EU CE, and other international certifications, and are exported to over 30 countries and regions, including Europe and America.
According to the official website, Dr. Chaohong Li, founder/CEO of Microclear Medical, is a Ph.D. in Optical Engineering from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). From 2007 to 2010, he conducted postdoctoral research in ophthalmology at the Texas Medical Center/UH in the United States. In 2011, he returned to China and founded Suzhou Microclear Medical Instruments Co., Ltd. Since 2011, Dr. Chaohong Li has published nearly 20 high-level academic papers, holds more than 50 patents, and has contributed to several academic monographs. Currently, Dr. Chaohong Li continues to conduct academic and scientific research at institutions such as Wenzhou Medical University, the CAS Institute of Medical Engineering, and Southeast University.