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Core Insights - The 15th China International Nanotechnology Industry Expo showcased innovations in micro-nano manufacturing, third-generation semiconductors, and nano health, featuring over 450 exhibitors and 605 cutting-edge reports across a 25,000 square meter exhibition area [1][2] Group 1: Advanced Manufacturing - Atomic-level manufacturing is recognized as the "ultimate form" of manufacturing technology, enabling the creation of new materials, devices, and systems through energy application at the atomic level [2] - The Suzhou Institute of Nano-Tech and Nano-Bionics presented its Nano Vacuum Interconnect Experimental Station, the world's first large scientific device integrating material growth, device processing, and testing analysis, which supports the development of quantum technology and nano applications [2] Group 2: Standards and Regulations - The 2025 National Standards for Nano New Materials were announced, with increasing participation from Suzhou's research institutions and tech enterprises in the formulation of national standards to address critical material technology challenges [3] Group 3: Industry Empowerment - Nano technology is seen as a key enabling technology for future industries, enhancing the performance of embodied robots through the development of sensitive micro-sensors and lightweight structural components [4] - The complexity and broad applicability of nanotechnology necessitate collaboration between the scientific and industrial sectors to drive innovation and address challenges [4] Group 4: Industry Collaboration - The expo has attracted over 7,900 enterprises and more than 150,000 attendees since its inception in 2010, establishing itself as a significant international event for the nanotechnology industry [5][6] - The event emphasized the importance of showcasing cutting-edge technologies while facilitating a supply-demand platform for the industry, with an innovative interactive mechanism to promote technology transfer [7] Group 5: Regional Development - Suzhou has become a leading region for the nanotechnology industry in China, with over 1,500 related enterprises and an industrial output value of 197.51 billion yuan last year [8] - The city aims to enhance the integration of production, education, research, and application, fostering a robust innovation ecosystem to transition more research outcomes from laboratories to production lines [8]