Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen Shijing Technology Co., Ltd. has completed several million yuan in angel round financing, focusing on the emotional needs in AI consumer hardware, particularly through a smart bracelet product called Spiro [6][18]. Company Overview - Founded in July 2025 by Zhao Zhihui, a 1997-born entrepreneur and PhD graduate from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, the company aims to create a product that emphasizes emotional understanding rather than just functional utility [6][11]. - The name "Shijing" symbolizes the relationship between AI and humans, with "mirror" representing AI's role in reflecting and understanding human states [7]. Product Concept - The smart bracelet Spiro is designed to combine "long context" data capabilities with an "always on" usage model, providing a weakly functional yet continuously present form of emotional companionship [7][20]. - The product aims to fulfill the human need to feel "seen" and understood, moving away from traditional functionality-focused products [22][24]. Technology and Features - Spiro utilizes IMU sensors and microphones to create a memory engine that captures interactions, extracting over 30 dimensions of structured data from conversations [26]. - The product offers three interaction forms: an AI diary, a relationship map, and a "turning support" feature that provides personalized psychological support based on past user experiences [26][27]. Market Positioning - The target demographic for Spiro is primarily individuals aged 25 to 30, with a higher proportion of women, characterized by a desire for emotional understanding and self-improvement [30]. - The company is strategically focusing on the North American market, with plans to establish a presence in the U.S. for algorithm development and marketing [38]. Industry Context - The AI consumer wearable hardware market is becoming increasingly competitive, with various companies launching products like smart glasses and rings [33]. - Zhao Zhihui emphasizes the importance of defining a "not to do list" to maintain focus on the core emotional value of the product, avoiding unnecessary features that do not align with the company's goals [35][36].