2026-01-17 16:30:29
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Over the past decade, China's instrumentation industry has undergone a structural transition from 'scale expansion' to 'high-end breakthrough'. The market size has climbed from approximately 600 billion yuan in 2016 to over 1.2 trillion yuan in 2024, with a stable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 8%. Intelligentization and digital transformation have deeply penetrated, with the penetration rate of smart instruments exceeding 40% and accelerating towards 60%. AI algorithms and edge computing are driving the evolution of instruments from single measurement to an integrated process of 'sensing-analysis-decision-making'. Industrial internet, 5G, and digital twin technologies have been implemented in smart factories by enterprises such as Chuanyi and Chenzhu. Domestic substitution has achieved historic breakthroughs, with the market share of silicon carbide power device testing equipment ranking first in the country. Key core components such as deep-sea in-situ sensors and Wuhu Changxin X-ray sensors have broken the foreign monopoly. The localization rate of petroleum instruments has increased to 74.6%, and the localization rate of high-end sensors continues to rise. At the policy level, 'Made in China 2025' and the 'Implementation Plan for Digital Transformation of the Machinery Industry' jointly issued by eight departments provide strong support, promoting the upgrading of the industrial chain towards high precision, miniaturization, and integration. China's instrumentation industry is accelerating from a 'global manufacturing center' to a 'global innovation highland'.