Core Viewpoint - The 18th China Scientific Instrument Development Annual Conference (ACCSI 2025) was held in Shanghai, focusing on "Digital Intelligence Driven, New Quality Leading" and featuring over 150 reports, attracting more than 1800 participants from various sectors of the scientific instrument industry [1][2]. Group 1: High Spectral and Imaging Technology - The development and application of hyperspectral and imaging technology have made significant progress in China, with the country now ranking among the world's leaders in hyperspectral remote sensing technology [4]. - The Gaofen-5 satellite's wide-band hyperspectral camera, launched in 2018, has achieved a 2% error rate in methane detection, outperforming international standards [4]. - Future advancements will focus on spectral resolution (0.1 nm), spatial resolution (sub-meter level), temporal resolution (dynamic monitoring), and radiation sensitivity (single-photon detection), integrating AI and quantum optics [5]. Group 2: Quantum Technology - The report on quantum computing highlights the need for self-reliance and the importance of scientific instruments in advancing quantum technology [6][7]. - Shenzhen has made notable achievements in quantum research, transitioning from non-existence to being part of the national laboratory system, and has made key breakthroughs in quantum computing [7]. - The report emphasizes the necessity for industry integration and resource consolidation to overcome challenges in innovation and originality [7]. Group 3: Industry Trends and Opportunities - In 2024, the revenue of China's scientific instrument industry reached 108.038 billion yuan, marking a 4.3% year-on-year growth, with significant contributions from domestic brands [11]. - The industry is expected to benefit from national productivity development, the implementation of new policies, and the ongoing US-China trade dynamics [11]. - The report analyzes changes in demand across different fields, user types, and brand preferences, indicating a shift in market dynamics [11]. Group 4: Corporate Strategies - Shimadzu's report outlines its strategic layout and breakthroughs in China, focusing on contributing to human and environmental health through advanced technology [15]. - The company aims to deepen localization efforts and collaborate with top scientific talents and enterprises to drive innovation [15]. - Future focus areas include healthcare, environmental protection, materials, and industrial sectors, aligning with societal needs [15]. Group 5: Domestic Instrument Development - The report discusses the evolution of China's scientific instrument industry over the past 70 years, highlighting the transition from low-end to high-end markets [18]. - Key factors for the growth of domestic scientific instrument companies include talent development, capital focus, and leveraging national policies to enhance competitiveness [18]. - The report concludes with a positive outlook for the future of domestic instruments, emphasizing the importance of innovation and resilience in the industry [18].