Accelerating Domestic Substitution: Policy Landscape for High-End Sensors

In recent years, national and local governments have issued a series of policies supporting the sensor industry, creating a favorable policy environment for domestic substitution of high-end sensors.

At the national level, the "Three-Year Action Plan for Smart Sensor Industry" clearly proposes building several smart sensor industry clusters by 2027, focusing on breaking through core technologies of high-precision, high-reliability sensors. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has included smart sensors in the industrial foundation reengineering project, supporting enterprise R&D through special funds and tax incentives.

At the local level, Chongqing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Suzhou have successively built sensor industry parks, providing supporting support such as factory subsidies, talent recruitment, and R&D expense super-deduction. Chongqing has listed smart sensors as a key direction in its "33618" modern manufacturing cluster system.

The effects of policy promotion are becoming visible. According to industry statistics, the market share of domestic high-end sensors increased by approximately 8 percentage points in 2025 compared to three years ago. In segments such as industrial pressure sensors and temperature sensors, domestic brands are now competitive with international brands.

As a high-end sensor enterprise grown in Chongqing, NeuronTech fully benefits from policy dividends, continuously increasing R&D investment to promote self-controllability of core components.