Timeline
A single timeline showing key milestones across gyro survey, pulser development, and intelligent lift / gas-lift technology.
Early patent work around gas-lift technology provided a technical basis for experimental systems, field tests, and system-level solutions.
A gas-lift experimental system was built and presented at the World Petroleum Congress in Beijing; the team also visited Southwest Petroleum University for technical exchange with Professor Li Yingchuan’s team.
Field trials were carried out at Hu Zong Well 26, and Zhong Haiquan’s team conducted related field tests in the same year.
The company was established on March 12, 2008 and entered the field of wellbore navigation and directional surveying.
SRM continued to provide point gyro equipment and services to COSL, building a foundation for offshore service delivery.
The company expanded into continuous gyro equipment and overseas services, supporting COSL across offshore regions and international projects.
Pulser-related research began, focusing on downhole communication, structural reliability, and field adaptability.
Field testing in Xinjiang provided operational feedback for continuous gyro survey equipment iteration.
The flagship product continued to iterate across equipment, ground host, software, and field service capabilities.
The pulser direction entered field testing in Shanxi to validate structural design, communication performance, and site adaptability.
A downhole test in Xinjiang further verified operating stability under downhole conditions.
Mr. Wu advanced the golf gas-lift patent application, extending the technical reserve for intelligent lift solutions.

Relevant intelligent lift / gas-lift patents were authorized in Japan and the United States, strengthening the international IP portfolio.
SRM has supported projects in countries such as Uganda and Iraq while continuing coordinated development across gyro survey, intelligent lift, and supporting technologies.