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RuiZhi Tech's financing highlights a strategic shift toward using multi-agent AI systems to automate complex workflows in material science R&D, specifically for sectors like ceramics and new energy materials. By converting computational simulation capabilities into software products, the firm aims to lower operational costs and accelerate the discovery of novel material formulations through its Archeos platform.
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RuiZhi Tech Raises Tens of Millions in Angel Round to Leverage AI Agents for New Material R&D

36Kr1 min read

HardKr first reported that Beijing RuiZhi Technology Co., Ltd. ("RuiZhi Tech") recently completed an angel round financing of tens of millions, led by Zhongguancun Capital with Zhongguancun Science City Company participating and Zhongguancun Industrial Research Institute serving as exclusive financial advisor. The company, led by a team of academicians and Changjiang Scholars, develops AI material R&D software and platforms for research institutions and industrial enterprises. RuiZhi Tech focuses on scientific agents, material computing, and data management to serve sectors like advanced functional ceramics, alloys, and new energy materials. Unlike producers, the firm converts computational simulation and data analysis capabilities into software products and services. Its core product, the Archeos platform, uses a multi-agent architecture to integrate literature retrieval, material design, simulation, analysis, and reporting, streamlining workflows from scheme generation to result iteration. By combining tool licensing with customized projects, RuiZhi Tech aims to reduce operational costs and help clients optimize material formulation and performance analysis, with future plans to jointly develop new materials through technology licensing and revenue-sharing models.

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