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“智能三大件”产业加速融合 剪刀差效应有望重现
Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-09-18 17:52

Core Viewpoint - The integration of smart vehicles, smart robots, and low-altitude flying vehicles is accelerating, with the potential to significantly reduce costs and enhance technological development through shared supply chains and resources [1][2][3]. Group 1: Industry Integration - The three industries—smart vehicles, smart robots, and low-altitude flying vehicles—exhibit deep coupling in technology, resources, and application scenarios, primarily supported by artificial intelligence [2][3]. - The supply chain overlap between smart vehicles and smart robots exceeds 60%, with some companies reaching 70%, indicating a strong potential for cross-industry technology reuse [3][4]. - The integration of these industries is expected to replicate the "cost-volume" scissors effect seen in electric vehicles, where component costs have decreased significantly, leading to increased sales [4][5]. Group 2: Cost Reduction Potential - If the cost of flying cars can be controlled to around 200,000 yuan, it would align with ground transportation pricing, as indicated by industry experts [1][5]. - The price of laser radar has dropped from 100,000 yuan in 2019 to 800 yuan today, showcasing the potential for cost reductions in related technologies [4]. - The mass production capabilities of electric vehicle components are expected to facilitate significant cost reductions in smart robots, potentially halving the time from prototype to mass production [5][6]. Group 3: Collaborative Development - Companies are encouraged to establish global manufacturing advantages and promote cross-industry collaboration to enhance technological integration and supply chain efficiency [6][7]. - The establishment of the EAI 100 Innovation Center in Wuhan aims to foster collaboration among over 300 companies in the smart industry, focusing on technology development and standardization [7][8]. - Local governments are recognizing the trend of integration among these industries and are initiating policies to support collaborative development [7].