Shenzhen's industrial 3D printing sector rides the 'high-quality development' wave
“时间是最宝贵的资源”
A People's Daily feature profiles Shenzhen-based 3D printing firm Shenzhen Collaborative Innovation High-Tech Development Co., highlighting its shift toward industrial-grade continuous-fiber composite printing. The piece reports that China's 3D printing equipment output grew 48.5% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, with Shenzhen's own output up 58.1% and exports surging 127.5% to 8.27 billion yuan, accounting for 86% of the national total. The article frames the company's technical upgrades — solving fiber detachment and weak interlayer bonding — as a response to demand from electric vehicles, low-altitude economy, and embodied-intelligence robotics.
The view from inside
The article is packaged under the '高质量发展微视角' (High-Quality Development Micro-Perspective) rubric, a People's Daily series that spotlights firms aligning with the state's industrial-policy vocabulary.
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