Digital factories are becoming one of the most important forces reshaping mainland China’s supply chains. These factories integrate automation, artificial intelligence and real time data systems to create production environments that are faster, smarter and more precise than traditional models. As global demand
China’s exports are projected to exceed four trillion dollars by 2026, driven by the rapid rise of domestic technology brands and the expansion of artificial intelligence across manufacturing and logistics, according to a new report by Euromonitor International. The findings highlight how China’s
China’s manufacturing industry is entering a new phase of automation led by collaborative robots, commonly known as cobots. Unlike traditional industrial robots designed for isolated environments, cobots are engineered to work directly alongside human operators. They are transforming how factories approach productivity, safety,
China’s electric vehicle industry is entering a new phase of transparency and efficiency as tokenized trade systems revolutionize how supply chains are managed and financed. The integration of blockchain-based transaction frameworks into EV manufacturing has created a digital ecosystem capable of monitoring every
China’s next industrial transformation centers on human–machine integration, a vision where artificial intelligence, robotics, and human expertise converge to create adaptive, intelligent, and resilient production systems. As the nation moves toward Industry 5.0, policymakers are emphasizing a balanced approach that values human creativity
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is preparing a comprehensive Robotics Policy 2026 that aims to secure the nation’s position as a global leader in intelligent automation. The policy introduces new incentives for innovation, advanced research, and export competitiveness while promoting
China’s electric vehicle ecosystem is reshaping global manufacturing through vertical integration, digital logistics, and intelligent component sourcing. Once dependent on foreign technology, the country now exports entire EV supply chains that combine automation, battery innovation, and AI-driven efficiency. This evolution positions China not
Suzhou has become a key hub for China’s industrial automation drive, transforming from a traditional manufacturing base into a center for smart robotics and intelligent production research.The city’s High-Tech Industrial Development Zone now hosts more than 1,200 technology enterprises focused on AI systems,
China’s industrial landscape is entering a decisive transformation as AI-driven factories replace traditional assembly lines with data-intelligent production systems.In regions such as Guangdong, Shenzhen, and Suzhou, entire industrial clusters are shifting toward automation integrated with digital finance and real-time analytics.According to the Ministry
China’s robotics sector is experiencing a powerful resurgence as the government rolls out Made-in-China 2025 2.0, a refreshed version of its flagship industrial modernization plan. The new phase emphasizes automation, intelligent manufacturing, and global competitiveness, offering robust incentives for companies that integrate robotics
