Sevenstar Flowmeter Campus Outreach Event - Tsinghua Station

In 2018, Sevenstar Flowmeter embarked on its first exchange journey with universities. Before taking this step, we pondered the significance of carrying out such activities, discussed how to proceed, and felt apprehensive. However, we ultimately decided to take this step, enter universities, and exchange ideas on MFC selection and application. We hope that by entering campuses, more scientific researchers will be able to "select models more accurately, apply them more professionally, and conduct experiments more precisely."

On December 12, 2018, Sevenstar Flowmeter's exchange event at the Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University, kicked off the campus series of activities. With the strong support of teachers and students, the event met our expectations. Tsinghua students are indeed outstanding; they impressed us deeply. They clearly answered information mentioned only once during the training in the final Q&A session, and they were full of curiosity, showing a strong dedication to science, not content with superficial understanding. Through this exchange, teachers and students will be able to select flowmeters more accurately and apply them more professionally in future use, ultimately making their experiments more precise. Sevenstar Flowmeter hopes to understand customers' more accurate needs through communication and produce more suitable flowmeter products.

On December 18, 2018, Sevenstar Flowmeter visited Tsinghua University for the second time, this time for an exchange event with teachers and students from the School of Materials Science and Engineering. Our general manager, Mu Changhua, an alumnus of Tsinghua University, returned to Tsinghua to speak to the teachers and students about the origin of flowmeters, their founders, the technical means we use to ensure the stable performance of our products, and our core technologies. Technical support Li Fei provided selection suggestions based on the usage conditions at Tsinghua University's Department of Materials Science and explained precautions for flowmeters currently in use. Through this exchange, we realized that empathy is very important; we need to consider issues from the other party's perspective. Sevenstar Flowmeter considers how to provide accurate flow values, while teachers are more concerned about the specific pressure values in the chambers they use. We need to integrate these needs to solve the gas-related problems required for teachers' scientific research work.

Stepping into campus, a different world, different sceneries, different thoughts, different voices, different needs, perhaps then you will find a point to solve problems. Products need to advance, and enterprises need to develop, which cannot be separated from this group of wise, vibrant university teachers and students.

Thank you to every teacher and student who has given support and encouragement to Sevenstar Flowmeter. With you, we are motivated to do even better.