Release of first batch of 136 major application scenario projects by NDRC and MO
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The National Development and Reform Commission, along with multiple departments, jointly released the first batch of 136 national-level application scenarios, covering over 1,700 new technologies and more than 1,200 new products, offering robotics enterprises a real-world operational environment for validation. The policy has shifted from providing resources to offering opportunities, promoting technology from laboratories to large-scale application.
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The National Development and Reform Commission, along with multiple departments, jointly released the first batch of 136 national-level application scenarios, covering over 1,700 new technologies and more than 1,200 new products, offering robotics enterprises a real-world operational environment for validation. The policy has shifted from providing resources to offering opportunities, promoting technology from laboratories to large-scale application.
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