ICE CYPRESS and Phytium Technology Co., Ltd. (飞腾)—China’s leading independent core chip provider—have officially signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement.
The partnership is anchored in traffic-police scenarios, spanning six pillars: joint R&D, product adaptation, solution development, project implementation, enablement training, and industrial ecosystem incubation. Having progressed from initial “industry partner” status to a formal strategic pact, the two sides are shifting from point-to-point compatibility to systemic co-development.
As a premier spatial intelligence technology provider, ICE CYPRESS specializes in 3D reconstruction, AI intelligent analysis, and spatial intelligence algorithms—built entirely on self-developed, full-stack proprietary technology. The company’s flagship Rusa Rapid 3D Scene High-Fidelity Reconstruction System is a benchmark product for bringing spatial intelligence into traffic-police operations. It is already integrated with the National Police Traffic Management Comprehensive Application Platform and has been deployed at scale across multiple provincial-level traffic-police agencies.
The agreement establishes a two-way empowerment model: Phytium mobilizes its full ecosystem—from chip and system supply to technical consulting, adaptation support, and certification training—to provide ICE CYPRESS with end-to-end resource backing; ICE CYPRESS, in turn, anchors the partnership with its self-developed spatial intelligence stack and deep traffic-police operational expertise, unlocking core deployment pathways for Phytium’s domestic computing power.
The parties have instituted regular executive dialogue and joint review mechanisms, aligning on R&D collaboration, engineering-hardening, and industrial resource integration to compound long-term competitiveness.
Thanks to early-stage adaptation work, Rusa Rapid 3D Scene High-Fidelity Reconstruction System has already completed the full domestic-technology-stack pipeline and passed relevant public security system adaptation certifications. The solution cuts on-scene processing time from ~60 minutes down to ~10 minutes: a quick smartphone scan around the site produces a 3D model within 5 minutes, AI auto-identifies vehicles, traces, signage, and key elements, and one click exports a standardized report—seamlessly feeding into the police business platform.
Chip as the anchor. Intelligence as the sail.
With this strategic pact now sealed, ICE CYPRESS—powered by Phytium’s domestic computing base, which will continue refining its end-edge-cloud collaborative architecture, extending the proven Rusa model into broader public security scenarios, laying down an autonomous, controllable, and continuously evolving technology pathway for smarter traffic-police transformation.
