Core Insights - Qingdao Rayce Chuangxin Technology Co., Ltd. has developed 3D scanning wind lidar technology, transforming invisible wind data into real-time 3D data, with an output value exceeding 400 million yuan [1] - Qingdao ranks 16th globally among 60 marine cities in the "Global Ocean City Competitiveness Index 2025," with a strong emphasis on marine scientific research and innovation [1] - The city has implemented policies to facilitate the transformation of scientific achievements into production, resulting in significant collaborations and financing in the marine technology sector [2] Group 1 - The 3D scanning wind lidar technology has been widely applied in meteorology, wind power, and aviation, marking a leap from "following" to "keeping pace" with international standards [1] - Qingdao has about 20% of the country's marine research institutions and nearly one-third of high-end research platforms, showcasing its strong marine scientific and educational advantages [1] - The establishment of the first national marine technology market has led to the collection of 13,000 achievement demands and over 300 million yuan in financing [2] Group 2 - Qingdao aims to develop over 10 key deep-sea technologies and cultivate around 10 high-growth companies in niche markets by 2027 [3] - The city is focusing on deep-sea general equipment and unmanned equipment, as well as building an industrial cluster for marine artificial intelligence [3] - Ongoing support for core technology research in underwater communication and navigation is expected to inject new momentum into the construction of a smart ocean [3]