Such innovations are not happening in a vacuum — they align closely with China"s latest development blueprint, China"s 15th Five Year Plan (2026-30), which underscores the strategic priority of building a modern industrial system and strengthening the real economy. It provides strong policy certainty and long-term direction for industrial development.

　　The outline of the plan places the integration of technological and industrial innovation in a prominent position, aiming to move lab-born technologies onto factory floors to unlock trillion-yuan opportunities across the real economy, reported the Xinhua News Agency on March 15.

　　These high-value opportunities stem from the plan"s designation of new-generation information technology, new energy, new materials, intelligent connected new energy vehicles, robotics, biomedicine, high-end equipment and aerospace as strategic emerging industries for priority development.

　　This fast-paced, ambition-driven innovation environment has opened unprecedented opportunities for multinational companies to grow alongside Chinese enterprises — not just as software providers, but as strategic co-innovators in their journey to go global.

　　We see ourselves as a long-term partner in China"s industrial transformation — supporting the upgrading of traditional industries through automation, digitalization, and software defined solutions, while enabling the development of emerging and future sectors such as new materials, high-end equipment, biomanufacturing, and embodied AI, Chief Technology Officer Industrial Automation at Schneider Electric Andreas Groeger told the Global Times in a recent interview.