The level of self-sufficiency in domestically produced core automation components has been improved, breaking the monopoly of overseas brands.

Information released by industry organizations shows that the overall self-sufficiency level of domestically produced core components for automation has significantly improved, representing a qualitative leap compared to previous years. This signifies that my country's core component sector for automated production lines has completely broken free from technological constraints, achieving a crucial shift from "reliance on imports" to "self-reliance and control," injecting strong momentum into the industry's development.

Key Content: As a core component of automated production lines, core components were previously monopolized by overseas brands, resulting in a low level of domestic self-sufficiency. In recent years, domestic companies have increased R&D investment, achieving significant breakthroughs in various core component fields through deep integration of industry, academia, and research, and tackling core technologies. Product performance and adaptability have been continuously upgraded, gradually approaching or even reaching the level of similar international products, successfully entering mainstream application systems.

Currently, domestically produced core components are widely used in various mainstream industrial production scenarios, with a substantial increase in application scale. Many downstream manufacturing companies are increasing their procurement of domestically produced components, contributing to the continued healthy development of the domestic component industry. Industry experts say that the rise of domestically produced components has not only effectively reduced production costs for downstream manufacturing but also restructured the competitive landscape of related global industrial chains, laying a solid foundation for my country's automated production line component industry to go global.