A large-scale spatial precision measurement project developed by a team led by Wu Bin from Tianjin University was recently registered as a company and began construction in the Taixing High-Tech Zone.

Taizhou is stepping up efforts to position itself at the forefront of future industries, with a clear strategy and strong investment focus on artificial intelligence, deep-sea and space technologies, and synthetic biology.

Taizhou's automotive and auto parts industry is one of the fastest-growing pillars of the city's equipment manufacturing sector, driven by steady expansion and accelerating innovation.

The marine engineering equipment industry in Taizhou recorded an output value of 22.25 billion yuan ($3.25 billion) in 2025.

In Taizhou, 207 drones took off from 207 newly built drone airports, forming the country's first citywide low-altitude service network to safeguard the urban power grid around the clock.

Taizhou is stepping up efforts to develop next-generation health industries.

Taizhou's private shipbuilding sector is growing rapidly, with Jingjiang at its core.

A new milestone has been reached in Taizhou's China Medical City with the completion of Bonss Medical's high-end medical device R&D project, a 670-million-yuan ($94.77 million) investment set to begin full production next year.