FlashMind Intelligent

Shanghai FlashMind Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. was established in April 2019, and is a new-generation video big data enterprise driven by artificial intelligence as its core. The company originated from the "Qiniu Cloud Artificial Intelligence Laboratory," and relying on Qiniu's massive video data, combined with AI and big data, it focuses on "intelligent video analysis." By integrating urban cameras and online video resources, it intelligently alerts to city incidents and addresses social issues. Centered on its independently developed ATOM deep learning platform and VisionMind intelligent video analysis platform, FlashMind has established a mature AI industrialization system. The dual-platform integration supports rapid iteration of algorithm models and fast migration across various application scenarios, forming a closed-loop video intelligent analysis system applicable to industries such as smart cities, industrial production, and internet content security. The company upholds the concept of technological innovation, cooperating with scientists from top domestic universities and research institutions in industry-academia-research partnerships, jointly practicing the national strategy of "Innovative China," and striving unremittingly to build an "innovative country." In September 2019, FlashMind completed its first round of financing of 58 million yuan, led by Linear Venture, with participation from Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation Fund, Redpoint China, Peihua Capital, and Boyi Industrial. On June 10, 2020, it received a second round of financing of nearly 100 million yuan, led by Liu Mai Capital under Hong Kong New World Group, with existing shareholders from the first round—Linear Venture, Redpoint China, and Peihua Capital—continuing to increase their stakes. On March 29, 2021, it completed a third round of financing of 200 million yuan, with investors including Guochuang Zhongding, Linear Venture, Redpoint China, Liu Mai Capital, and Peihua Capital. On August 9, 2022, it completed a fourth round of financing of 400 million yuan, co-led by Zhangjiang Hi-Tech, Zhangjiang Group, Langtai Capital, and CCTV Media Convergence Fund, with existing shareholders Guochuang Zhongding and Linear Venture continuing to follow.