Cross-cutting capability
AI, Computing and the Digital Economy
Computing power, data, algorithms, AI applications, industrial software, intelligent manufacturing, and digital services form a cross-sector growth layer.
Industry map / 12 focus areas
Follow the plan from foundational capabilities to future industries, energy systems, connected infrastructure, and social demand.
Cross-cutting capability
Computing power, data, algorithms, AI applications, industrial software, intelligent manufacturing, and digital services form a cross-sector growth layer.
Strategic emerging industry
Process improvement, advanced manufacturing, equipment, materials, processors, memory, and wide-bandgap semiconductors are part of the foundational technology agenda.
Industry of the future
Industrial robotics and physical AI connect large models, real-world training, sensors, actuators, and humanoid or other physical-form-factor products.
Strategic emerging industry
Wind, solar, hydro, nuclear, smart grids, new-type batteries, and energy storage support a cleaner and more resilient energy system.
Strategic emerging industry
Electric mobility is paired with intelligent driving, next-generation batteries, and broader transport electrification.
Strategic emerging industry
Commercial aerospace, large aircraft, satellite internet, UAVs, VTOL aircraft, and low-altitude infrastructure expand the air and space economy.
Strategic emerging industry
Biological production, innovative drugs, cell and gene therapies, advanced diagnostics, and intelligent surgical equipment form a connected health-technology domain.
Cross-cutting capability
Specialty steels, high-temperature alloys, ultra-high-purity metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, rare-earth materials, and frontier materials support multiple industries.
Cross-cutting capability
5G-A deployment, optical networks, satellite communications, computing networks, and 6G research shape the plan’s connectivity infrastructure.
Industry of the future
Renewable hydrogen, storage and transport, green ammonia-methanol, sustainable aviation fuel, and industrial applications sit in the future-energy pipeline.
Industry of the future
Quantum systems, brain-computer interfaces, and other frontier technologies are framed as future-industry areas with research, demonstration, and commercialization pathways.
Cross-cutting capability
Aging-related services, adapted products, community care, medical-care integration, and the silver economy form a growing service and wellbeing domain.