Quantum gates defined in SpinQ desktop computers

Question

There is manufacturer of desktop quantum computers: https://www.spinquanta.com/products.

There are few models on the market:

• Gemini
• Gemini-Mini
• Triangulum
• Lyra

Does anyone know where to find quantum gates list and their definitions for those computers?

Update:
I have got information from several resources:
Gemini/Gemini-Mini:

• CNOT
• CNOTx
• CNOTy
• CNOTz
• H
• RX(theta)
• RY(theta)
• RZ(theta)
• X
• X90 / RX(π/2)
• Y
• Y90 / RY(π/2)
• Z
• Z90 / RZ(π/2)

Triangulum:

• CCZ
• CNOTx
• CNOTy
• CNOTz
• H
• I
• RX(theta)
• RY(theta)
• RZ(theta)
• S
• S-dagger
• T
• T-dagger
• TOFFOLI
• X
• X90 / RX(π/2)
• Y
• Y90 / RY(π/2)
• Z
• Z90 / RZ(π/2)

For the Lyra (superconducting chip quantum computer) gates are the same as IBM's.

Answer 1

Gemini, Gemini-Mini, and Triangulum are NMR systems whose available quantum gates are; as SpinQ Triangulum: a commercial three-qubit desktop quantum computer says:

The single-qubit gates are Pauli gates ($σ_{x}$, $σ_{y}$ , $σ_{z}$ ), 90 degree rotation gates and arbitrary rotation gates along x, y and z axes, Hadamard gates, T gates and inverse of T gates. The two-qubit gates are CNOT and CZ gates between any pairs of the three qubits. The three-qubit gates are the Toffoli gates with any two of the three qubits as the control qubits, and the CCZ gates which implement a π phase change to $|111\rangle$.

Lyra is a superconduting quantum computer. A fruitless search of their native gateset motivated me to pen an email:

Let's wait for a response.

Update: Got back a response. For the Lyra, it's superconducting chip quantum computers, and the gates are the same as IBM's. I've attached images for the gatesets of Gemini and Trianulum