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Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China has issued the "Manufacturing Industry Pilot Standard System Construction Guide (2025 Edition)" to accelerate the efficient transformation and application of major technological achievements, emphasizing the establishment of pilot verification and testing platforms [1][3]. Group 1: Standard System Construction - The guide aims to revise and establish over 50 standards by 2027 and 100 standards by 2030, creating an advanced manufacturing pilot standard system that includes basic general, key technology, and industry application standards [1][11]. - The manufacturing pilot is a transitional test that connects the technology chain, innovation chain, and industry chain, facilitating the flow of technological innovation to market application [7][1]. Group 2: Structure of the Standard System - The manufacturing pilot standard system consists of three parts: basic general standards, key technology standards, and industry application standards [2][13]. - Basic general standards provide the foundational support for the pilot system, while key technology standards define requirements for equipment, materials, platforms, validation, and outcome evaluation [2][13]. Group 3: Industry Application Focus - The guide emphasizes the need for industry-specific and actionable pilot standards, particularly in emerging and future industries such as brain-computer interfaces, the metaverse, artificial intelligence, quantum technology, and clean hydrogen [2][3]. - The industry application standards ensure that pilot activities are conducted scientifically within specific industries, covering sectors like raw materials, equipment manufacturing, consumer goods, and information technology [2][13]. Group 4: Development Status and Future Goals - China has established over 2,400 pilot platforms, with 241 selected as key cultivation platforms by MIIT, which have undertaken 25,000 pilot service projects [3][4]. - By the end of 2027, the goal is to further strengthen high-level pilot platforms and establish a modern pilot platform system with a nationwide service network [3][4].