R&D

R&D: The Core Foundation for Sustainable Corporate Growth and Industry Breakthroughs

For any industry or enterprise, sustainable development fundamentally relies on "problem-solving technologies" — and the root of these technologies is R&D.

R&D is the key to breaking through growth bottlenecks. When the industry is stuck with bottleneck technologies and inefficient processes, it is the R&D team that tackles the tough challenge of mastering core technologies like through hundreds of experiments and repeated optimizations. This not only frees us from external reliance but also genuinely solves problems for our customers. For example, last year, our R&D-developed technical solution directly boosted a manufacturing client’s production efficiency by 40%. This was no coincidence; it was the inevitable result of R&D’s forward-looking layout.

Moreover, R&D is the cornerstone of building a moat of competitiveness. Markets change and competition intensifies, but "technologies that others cannot learn or copy" are our true strength. We invest 15%-20% of our annual revenue in R&D and have accumulated over 80 patents — these are not costs, but a "differentiation barrier." We can deliver high-precision modules that others cannot produce and meet stability standards that others cannot reach — this is why customers firmly choose us.

More importantly, R&D is never a "one-man show" for the R&D department alone: it is linked to customers’ cost-reduction needs, the industry’s upgrading direction, and above all, the win-win cooperation between us and our partners. Behind every user-friendly product and every implementable solution you see today lies the R&D team’s commitment to turning "ideas" into "value."

In the future, we will continue to place R&D at the top of our strategic priorities — because the depth of R&D determines the height of an enterprise, and more importantly, the breadth of our win-win cooperation with everyone here. We also welcome all of you to visit our R&D center and witness firsthand how technologies move from the laboratory to practical application.