Four major developments of instrumentation in China

In the country of instrument and meter production, Asia is the second largest. The types of production are relatively complete, but no matter how the development, there are still various difficulties and various bottlenecks.

Data show that the four major bottlenecks in the development of China's instrumentation network:

The first is that our country's ability to innovate is increasing slowly, and technology source is the bottleneck;

The second is that the scale and quality of companies restrict the development of the industry;

The third is that the impact of GDP is still serious;

The fourth is that instrument control technology is an important position for developed countries to maintain their advantages.

First, at present, China is undergoing an important historical stage of changing the industrial structure through technological innovation and upgrading the national economy from all aspects. Measuring with instruments is a means for people to obtain information from nature. At present, the vast majority of China's advanced instrumentation rely on imports, but the most advanced foreign instruments and instruments are generally developed in the laboratory, the market can not buy.

Second, although in 2011, there were more than 5,000 enterprises in the entire industry, achieving a total industrial output value of 525.3 billion yuan, sales revenue of 511.6 billion yuan, and a total profit of 38.7 billion yuan. However, the quality of the company still needs to be improved.

Third, although instrumentation and instrumentation have achieved high levels of development in recent years, they have been largely affected by GDP. A single unhealthy model that pursues the pace of enterprise development neglects product technology innovation and product quality, leaving many unhealthy factors in the industry. Fourth, another feature of the instrumentation industry: the import and export deficit is relatively large, and it is the largest deficit among the 13 industries in the machinery industry. China continues to lag behind developed countries.