Core Insights - Huazhong University of Science and Technology has announced procurement intentions for 65 items of scientific instruments, with a total budget of 64 million yuan, expected to be purchased between November and December 2025 [2][6]. Instrument Procurement Overview - The procurement includes advanced equipment such as atomic layer deposition devices, high-precision laser vibrometers, polarization analyzers, high-resolution spectrometers, optical wave testing platforms, and spectrum analyzers [2][3]. - The total budget for these instruments is approximately 64 million yuan, indicating significant investment in research and development capabilities [2][6]. Instrument Descriptions - **Polarization Analyzer**: A precision instrument for measuring the polarization characteristics of light waves, widely used in industrial inspection, biomedical applications, and optical communication [3]. - **High-Resolution Spectrometer**: Utilizes high line density gratings and narrow slit designs to achieve nanometer-level spectral resolution, suitable for weak light or complex component analysis [4]. - **Optical Wave Testing Platform**: An integrated system for precise measurement of optical wave parameters, capable of high-precision wavelength measurement and spectral analysis [5]. Detailed Procurement List - The procurement list includes various instruments with specific requirements, such as: - Multi-modal human-machine interaction systems for humanoid robots, requiring physiological signal monitoring modules and real-time analysis capabilities [7][8]. - Atomic layer deposition equipment for semiconductor materials, with strict specifications for film uniformity and temperature control [8]. - High-precision laser measurement devices and high-speed signal acquisition platforms, with detailed performance metrics outlined [10][15]. Additional Procurement Information - The procurement also includes components for proton therapy devices, emphasizing the university's focus on advanced medical technology [11][12]. - The instruments are expected to enhance the university's research capabilities across various fields, including robotics, biomedical engineering, and optical communications [2][3][4].