追觅「上天」，官宣成立天文BU｜最前线

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that Chasing Technology has officially established an Astronomy Business Unit (BU) to enter the field of astronomical optics and the space economy, focusing on the development and application of intelligent astronomical optical systems [1] - The newly formed Astronomy BU aims to create a "human eye" for astronomy, promoting the popularization of astronomical observation while participating in the manufacturing production of the commercial space industry [1] - Chasing Technology is addressing the mass production challenges of large-diameter optical lenses, which have long been monopolized by foreign companies, particularly in the amateur telescope market [2] Group 2 - The first intelligent astronomical telescope product from Chasing Technology is expected to feature a super-large aperture design, equipped with AI algorithms to automatically compensate for atmospheric turbulence and intelligently identify and track deep-space objects [2] - The Astronomy BU is collaborating with domestic commercial space companies to jointly develop high-resolution Earth observation payloads, capitalizing on the rapid advancement and commercialization of global space technology [3] - According to data from Zhongyan Puhua Industry Research Institute, the global space economy was approximately $384 billion in 2022, with commercial satellite-related industries accounting for 73% of this, amounting to $281 billion [3] Group 3 - Chasing Technology has established a three-tier R&D system of "pre-research - product - platform," enabling efficient collaboration between the Astronomy BU and the group's underlying technical resources [3] - The company is set to launch the "Chasing Universe" platform, allowing global astronomy enthusiasts to control intelligent devices, share captured cosmic images, generate AI-recognized star maps, and access exclusive deep-space databases [5] - The Astronomy BU will collaborate with several academicians and astrophysics experts to continuously launch the "Let's Look at the Stars" series of public welfare live classes as part of its long-term corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives [5]