The Wuhan Economic & Technological Development Zone is accelerating the innovation and reform of its systems and development mechanisms.
The zone is preparing to build a robot town to provide a strong industrial foundation for robot development and applications market for robot products in the auto industry.
The Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone will take the opportunity of opening up low-altitude airspace, focusing on the development of the general aviation equipment industry and accelerating construction of major projects and infrastructure including general aviation airports.
The zone builds state level bases for new energy smart automobiles and light-weight material technology R&D, as well as a national new energy automobile testing center.
The zone accelerates the development of green remanufacturing from recycled resources in areas like production of whole automobiles and car parts or electrical and electronic products.
By 2020, the value of the intelligent manufacturing industry is expected to exceed 10 billion yuan ($1.45 billion).
The Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone (WEDZ) – located in Wuhan in China’s Central Hubei province – has made great strides in developing its electronic appliances industry, giving full play to the advantage of having leading companies in the sector located there, including Haier, Gree and the Midea Group.
Industries such as biological pharmaceuticals, modern Chinese medicine, synthetic drugs and health services will be prioritized in the WEDZ.
