Core Insights - The project "Development and Application of Thermoelectric Pile Infrared Array Sensors Based on Wideband Enhanced Metamaterials" led by Haier has been successfully launched, marking Haier's first undertaking in the "Smart Sensor" key special project and the first of its kind in the industry [1][2] - The project aims to address the urgent need for high-precision, long-distance array sensors in smart manufacturing, industrial inspection, and smart agriculture, aligning with national strategies for manufacturing and technological advancement [1] Group 1 - The project is a collaborative effort between Haier and the Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, forming a synergistic innovation consortium [1] - The expert group has reviewed the project implementation plan and provided constructive feedback on potential technical challenges, pathways for realization, and risk management [1] - The project outcomes are expected to provide essential technical support for the domestic thermoelectric pile infrared array sensor industry, promoting independent and controllable R&D of high-performance sensor products [2] Group 2 - From the "13th Five-Year Plan" to the "14th Five-Year Plan," Haier has led a total of 15 national key R&D projects, ranking first in the industry [2] - Haier has established over 20 national-level research platforms, including the National High-end Intelligent Home Appliance Innovation Center and the National Engineering Research Center for Digital Home Networks, the highest number in the industry [2] - The active leadership in national-level research projects and platforms demonstrates Haier's commitment to breakthroughs in "hard technology," aiming to enhance the core competitiveness of the national industry and support China's leading position in global innovation [2]