Founded in 2024, PeakVision AI focuses on local enterprise computing to address deployment and data security concerns. The company utilizes its FengKan AIOS platform, which organizes workflows around tasks and AI agents rather than individual applications. This approach allows users to execute goals through a chat interface without switching between disparate software tools.
The startup secured ¥15 million in government R&D support in March 2026 after opening its Hangzhou headquarters. It completed an initial funding round in May and a second round worth tens of millions of yuan in August. Revenue is generated through hardware sales, subscriptions, and customized deployments, with a focus on making project-specific solutions reusable across industries.
PeakVision AI collaborates with partners like AMD and ChangXin Memory Technologies to optimize hardware performance and reduce memory costs. By leveraging local supply chains, the company provides cost-effective AI solutions tailored for small and medium-sized businesses. It is currently testing its model through an FDE academy in partnership with Shanghai Sixunited Intelligent Technology.
The company reports successful implementations in manufacturing, such as reducing product-design cycles at a lifeboat manufacturer from one month to one week. It also provides analytical tools for anti-corruption and fraud-tracing authorities. PeakVision AI plans to serve 80 to 100 enterprises across 10 industries by 2027 and is exploring international markets including the U.S., Israel, and Saudi Arabia.
