ISIS IP is a UK-China IP company, founded and operated by a group of experienced system & IC designers.

  It is located in high tech develop zone of xian city, northwest of china. There is an office in Maidenhead, west of London. 

Dr. Mingying Lu -- founder, CTO

  Mingying is a highly innovative electronics engineer with 18 years industry experience, skilled at developing electronics system from concept to prototype.

  Mingying worked for Prof.P Denyer to create CMOS image sensor technology in Edinburgh University and then VLSI Vision, the work recognized and received the Queen’s Award for Technology in United Kingdom. And she gained PhD degree in 1994.

  Since 1995, Mingying worked for Hitachi Micro System Europe as principal/consultant engineer, specialised  at SOC design, DSP algorithm and digital wireless system design. Received Silver Prize at Technical Development Award of Hitachi Semiconductor Integrated Circuit Department for outstanding achievement on ASSP Module Design, 1997 and 1998.

  Mingying has been working with Chinese based design team to focus on silicon IP development since 2003 and becomes a founder of Isis IP.

Dr. Guoyu Wang -- founder, CEO

  Guoyu is an experienced analog IC designer. He has successfully designed 14 chips over the past 18 years. His interest includes CMOS image sensor, image processing, and DAB/DMB system and IC design.     

  He has close connections with Chinese IC industry and academia .He was CEO of Xian Create Microelectronics Design Center and he has been  professor of Xian Jiao Tong University since 1995.

Prof. Peter Denyer -- Consultant

  Peter was the founder and CEO of VISION Group plc, the Edinburgh-based creator of CMOS Image chips used prevalently in digital cameras. VISION was a successful spin-out from his research at the University of Edinburgh into a new image sensor technology, using commodity CMOS silicon to sense light. This technology has grown into the most pervasive imaging technology world-wide, displacing incumbent CCD devices sourced from Japan. Since the invention in the mid 1980’s, over 100M products based upon these CMOS image sensors have been sold, ranging from optical mice to digital still cameras.

  Prior to VISION, Peter led internationally acclaimed research at the University of Edinburgh in VLSI (chip) design.His group was among the leading grant recipients in the University and contributed to the success of the Department of Electrical Engineering, which has persistently received a 5* (the highest national) grading for its teaching and research. In 1986 he was appointed as the University’s then youngest Professor to a position sponsored by Advent, a leading Venture Capital house. His research has been recognised in numerous awards, including the Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medal and the IEEE Millennium medal. In 1998 VISION received the Queen’s Award for Technology in further recognition of this work.

  Peter continues to hold an honorary Chair at the University of Edinburgh and since the acquisition has become a business angel, participating in two further University spin-outs; MicroEmissive Displays Ltd, and Rhetorical Group plc. He continues to pursue both academic and entrepreneurial activities.