First Technology

About First Technology

Chengdu Fscreen Sci-Tech Co., Ltd., doing business as First Technology (Fscreen), is a projection display company founded in 1999 that specializes in Fresnel optical technology. The company manages the entire industry chain, from product design and mold development to manufacturing. Fscreen's product development is rooted in its research and development of microstructure optical rear projection screens. A significant milestone was achieved in 2015 with the unveiling of the first domestically produced 100-inch ultra-short-throw Fresnel screen in China. The company has since developed a rollable Fresnel screen and a long-throw Fresnel projection screen. It reports having surpassed DNP Japan to become number one in market share for ultra-short-throw laser TV Fresnel projection screens.

Fscreen's business model revolves around the research, development, industrialization, production, and marketing of optical technology products. It operates on a global scale, with partners in over 30 countries and in-depth cooperation with well-known brands and scientific research institutions. The company serves both commercial clients—in sectors like cinema, education, and virtual simulation—and household consumers. Revenue is generated through the sale of its diverse range of optical products, which are available for purchase through authorized distributors and online on platforms like Alibaba.

The company's core offerings include a variety of projection screens and custom Fresnel lenses. A key product is the Fresnel Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) projection screen, available for both Ultra-Short-Throw (UST) and Long-Throw (LT) projectors. The UST screens feature an 8-layer optical material that rejects over 85% of ambient light from the top and sides. The portable ZigZag series offers a lightweight (4kg for a 100-inch screen) and affordable option. Fscreen also provides extra-large Fresnel lens customization, handling optical design, mold creation, and processing. The company operates out of the Fscreen photoelectric industry science and technology park in Chengdu, which has an annual production capacity of 500,000 optical screens.