Kysonix was founded in December of 2004 in the technology hub of the Nanchang Gaoxin District. It is dedicated to vehicle electronics, MEMS parts, and micro-electronics chip design, incorporating technologies in optics, mechanical design, electronics, information technology, and software. The founding President is James Yang, a graduate engineer from Stanford University who had previously founded another company in communication optics. From his ties to California’s Silicon Valley as well as China, Yang created a high-tech, an American company that combines science research, engineering, manufacturing and sales.

Kysonix’s management team possess solid educational and working experience from both Silicon Valley, USA and People’s Republic of China, with proven track record of success in multi-national markets. The R&D team is strategically located in Silicon Valley and work seamlessly with manufacturing operation in China.

The initial product is an advanced Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) called SecuTire. SecuTire was tested by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in a comparison study of leading TPMS products (Code: DOTHS809297). It stood out as a winner in several key performance categories, including response time and accuracy.

SecuTire also obtained certification from China National Car Quality Inspection Center for China market.

SecuTire is very easy to install and use. Compared to other TPMS products, it doesn’t need to be fixed inside of the tire. Instead, it can be conveniently installed on the tire valve stem. It runs on commonly available button battery which lasts three years and can be easily replaced. SecuTire is beginning to sell in North American market, where we expect it will be very popular.