SIASUN(SZ:300024) Jing Ji Ri Bao·2025-07-30 22:16Group 1 - Bulgaria is emerging as a new technology power in Southeast Europe, focusing on the rapid development of its robotics and artificial intelligence industries [1] - The Bulgarian Robotics, Automation and Innovation Association has nearly 100 member units, covering various fields such as robotics R&D, software development, AI solutions, autonomous systems, and warehouse automation [1] - The industrial robot density in Bulgaria is currently 30 units per 10,000 workers, significantly lower than China's 470 units, indicating substantial market potential for growth [1] Group 2 - International capital is increasingly interested in Bulgaria's tech sector, with startups like UVIONIX raising $3.5 million and Simobotics being recognized as one of Europe's most promising robotics startups [2] - The EU plans to invest €90 million in establishing an AI factory in Sofia, further enhancing Bulgaria's technological landscape [2] - In 2023, Bulgaria exported approximately $97 million worth of electrical and electronic equipment to China, with integrated circuits and micro-devices making up nearly half of this figure [2] Group 3 - Bulgarian companies focus on producing customized electronic components widely used in automotive, medical devices, and industrial automation, making them attractive to Chinese firms seeking specialized modules [3] - Bulgaria's manufacturing adheres to EU technical standards, providing a significant "certification dividend" for Chinese companies looking to enter the EU market [3] - Potential collaboration between Bulgarian and Chinese companies extends beyond manufacturing, with Bulgarian partners offering expertise in software development, AI algorithms, and embedded systems [3] Group 4 - To strengthen cooperation, it is suggested that universities in both countries establish joint master's programs in robotics and AI to enhance talent exchange and research collaboration [4] - Despite geopolitical tensions, companies prioritize their interests and seek efficient partnerships, especially in cutting-edge technology fields [4] - Chinese technology firms are demonstrating resilience and innovation in the face of external pressures, with companies like BYD surpassing Tesla in European sales [4] Group 5 - Technological blockades are not hindering China's progress but rather driving it towards self-innovation in key areas [5] - China is seeking breakthroughs through software algorithms and architectural innovations, showcasing its strong engineering capabilities [5] - The 21st-century technology competition transcends artificial barriers, with no blockade capable of stopping a resource-rich and capable nation from achieving leapfrog development [5]