More and more highly educated talents are joining the manufacturing industry

In recent years, factories seem to have been abandoned by young people. But now the trend is once again shifting: graduate and doctoral students are beginning to favor factories, and programmers leave big factories and enter them. On December 3, Sichuan Times, a wholly-owned subsidiary of CATL, a new energy giant, launched a recruitment in Yibin, attracting a large number of job seekers. The scene was crowded, and the excitement was comparable to the Spring Festival. The rise of emerging industries and the development of high-tech manufacturing are also attracting more and more highly educated talents to join.

China's manufacturing industry has entered the critical stage under the New normal, and the strategy of manufacturing power has begun to be implemented. After years of rapid development, China has become the world's largest manufacturing country, and its influence on the global manufacturing industry is constantly increasing. However, with the deep adjustment of the global economic structure, China's manufacturing industry is facing a dual challenge of "front and rear strikes". From a domestic perspective, economic development is at a critical juncture in the pain of shifting growth and structural adjustment, and the potential growth rate of the manufacturing industry is tending to decline.

On the whole, China's economic development has entered the New normal stage characterized by medium to high speed, excellent structure, multiple challenges and new impetus. On May 8, the State Council issued the medium - and long-term development strategic plan of manufacturing power, "Made in China 2025", which comprehensively deployed and promoted the implementation of the strategy of manufacturing power, adhered to innovation driven, intelligent transformation, strengthening foundation, and green development, and accelerated the transformation from a manufacturing power to a manufacturing power.

According to the research report "2022-2027 China's Intelligent Manufacturing Industry Market Deep Research and Investment Strategy Prediction Report" by Zhongyan Puhua

Intelligent manufacturing is a big system engineering, which should be coordinated from four directions: product, production, mode and foundation. Among them, based on intelligent manufacturing infrastructure such as information Physical system (CPS) and industrial Internet, intelligent products are the main body, intelligent production is the main line, and user centered production organization mode and business model change are the themes. Data source: Zhongyan Puhua Industrial Research Institute

Deep market research on the intelligent manufacturing industry

China's intelligent manufacturing is in the initial stage of development, and the majority is also in the research and development stage. Only 16% of enterprises have entered the application stage of intelligent manufacturing; From the perspective of the economic benefits of intelligent manufacturing, 52% of enterprises have an intelligent manufacturing revenue contribution rate of less than 10%, and 60% of enterprises have an intelligent manufacturing profit contribution rate of less than 10%. The reason why 90% of small and medium-sized enterprises have a low level of intelligent manufacturing implementation is that the cost of intelligent upgrading has suppressed enterprise demand, with the lack of financing channels having the greatest impact. Among enterprises with an annual income of less than 500 million yuan, 50% of them use their own funds in the process of intelligent upgrading, 25% receive government subsidies, and 11% each receive bank loans and capital market financing. For enterprises with a revenue scale greater than 5 billion yuan, their own funds account for 67% of the funds for intelligent upgrading, and bank loans account for 25%.

However, the low level of intelligent manufacturing implies the necessity of consolidating the foundation of development, as well as the enormous potential for future development. In recent years, multiple regions across the country have been planning for the development of intelligent manufacturing, including Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Tianjin, Anhui, and Chongqing