The report of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China clearly pointed out that accelerating the transformation of the economic development mode requires the implementation of an innovation driven development strategy, focusing on building a technology innovation system with enterprises as the main body, market-oriented, and the combination of industry, academia, and research, in order to enhance the core competitiveness of China's manufacturing industry. It is precisely because of innovation that Western countries have taken new paths and increased the competitiveness of their products that they have captured the international market. In order for instrument companies to regain market share, they must innovate around customer needs and develop instruments that meet market demands and are favored by customers.

The competition of strategic emerging industries revolves around the competition of key technologies. At present, the prominent problem facing the development of strategic emerging industries in China is the limited mastery of key core technologies, and the many obstacles faced by products entering the market. To accelerate the cultivation and development of strategic emerging industries, technological innovation must be taken as the central link. Since 2011, the production and sales growth rate of the instrument industry has been above 30%. A professional analysis agency predicts that the compound growth rate of the instrument industry will be 30% to 40% in the next 10 years, and mid to high end instruments will obviously become the main growth force. The driving force for growth comes from the continuous upgrading of existing products and gaining international market share; On the other hand, it comes from entering the product field supported by the state through technological research and product innovation, forming new growth points.

Products such as testing equipment, optical instruments, power meters, variable resistors, drivers, filters, heat exchangers, displays, etc. have a significant market share in transactions. At present, the application of instruments and meters is ubiquitous in China, and the market demand for the instrument and meter industry is gradually increasing.

At present, the quality and reliability of products in our country have always been a major weakness in the development of the instrumentation industry, and it is also a problem that must be solved. In the future, we should continuously improve the reliability, applicability, and performance of our products. In fact, in some product fields, China's independently developed products have reached international standards in terms of performance and functionality, but they are slightly inferior in terms of reliability and adaptability. This is also a major bottleneck that China's instrument and meter industry should solve in the future. Only by solving these problems as soon as possible can domestic instruments and meters have stronger international competitiveness.