Beijing Bluejes Technology Development Co., Ltd.
Beijing Lanjies Technology Development Co., Ltd. was founded by a student of Peking University with a registered capital of 5 million yuan. Its registered address is Room 1015, Science and Education Building, East Campus, Beijing Jiaotong University, No. 44, Gaoliangqiao Xiejie, Haidian District, Beijing. Legal representative Wu Hao is a national high-tech enterprise in China and a high-tech enterprise in Zhongguancun.
Focusing on sanitary toilet solutions without water supply and drainage for 22 years, it is an early enterprise engaged in the research and development of sanitary toilets without sewers, and has multi-national patent authorization for water-free flushable toilet technology. This technology has won the China Patent Excellence Award awarded by the China Intellectual Property Office, the Outstanding Case Award of the 1st National Toilet Technology Innovation Competition in 2016 by the former China Tourism Administration and the Gates Foundation, and the First Rural Science and Technology Award by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China. The second prize in the innovative R&D project group of the Toilet Modification Technology Product Innovation Competition was included in the list of "Excellent Cases of Cultural and Tourism Equipment Technology Improvement in 2019" by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China. It is the only remaining temporary mobile toilet supplier for the 2008 Beijing Olympics and Paralympics, the temporary toilet operator for the 2009 China National Day 60th Anniversary Parade, and the mobile toilet supplier for the 2011 Xi'an World Garden Expo. There are cases of water-free flushable toilets in hundreds of sanitation and scenic spots units in China. These include several industry records, including the case of a sanitary toilet without sewers in China that has been in continuous operation for 16 years and used by more than 3,000-10,000 people per day (Queyoumen of the Forbidden City), and the sanitary toilet without sewers at an altitude of 5,410 meters in the world (on the China-India border). Toilet case.