Dr. Wu Tianxiang, along with his team in ChronoSense Limited, Rachel Adeline and Chen Zixuan had won funding from HKU Tech-Up Greater Bay Area Innovators Programme. Tech-up is organised by the Techno-Entrepreneurship Core (TEC) of The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and supported by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau (HYAB) through the Funding Scheme for Youth Entrepreneurship in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Entrepreneurship Scheme), under the Youth Development Fund (YDF) administered by the Youth Development Commission (YDC). The programme offers participants seed funding of up to HK$600,000, along with mentorship and training workshops to support their entrepreneurial journey. Participants also gain access to iDendron workspaces at both HKU and Shenzhen to help develop their start-ups, as well as learning and exchange opportunities in the Greater Bay Area or overseas. In addition, they have the opportunity to take part in competitions, forums, exhibitions, and online showcase events.