Guangzhou unveils 15th Five-Year Plan to integrate satellite internet and AI into marine economy
The Guangzhou municipal government issued a 15th Five-Year Plan to develop its marine economy, focusing on integrating satellite internet, AI large models, and commercial spaceflight with marine industries. The plan targets expansion of marine electronics, drone applications, new materials for deep-sea and polar use, and technology platforms for shipbuilding and offshore engineering. It also aims to build a satellite internet data service hub and promote cross-border research flows with Hong Kong and Macao.
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Guangzhou Issues 15th Five-Year Plan to Accelerate Marine Economy Technology Platforms
On September 14, the General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government released the 'Guangzhou 15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Marine Economy,' as reported by Cailian Press. The plan focuses on transforming marine science and technology achievements into new quality productive forces. It calls for accelerating the establishment of proof-of-concept and pilot validation platforms in shipbuilding, offshore engineering, intelligent marine equipment, new marine materials, and marine pharmaceuticals. The plan also promotes building comprehensive test sites for deep-sea natural gas hydrate development, intelligent ship pilot bases, and inspection bases for intelligent marine equipment. Additionally, it aims to leverage various technology innovation and transfer platforms, including the Greater Bay Area (Guangzhou) Science and Technology Innovation Trading Service Platform and the South China Technology Transfer Center. The plan encourages cross-border flow of scientific research materials between Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macao, and supports the professional and market-oriented development of marine science and technology service institutions.
Read sourceGuangzhou Plans Satellite Internet Data Hub and AI Models for Marine Economy
The General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government has issued a notice outlining the '15th Five-Year' Plan for the Development of Guangzhou's Marine Economy. The plan proposes expanding the marine electronic information industry by developing underwater communication devices, marine sensors, and detection radars. It aims to integrate large satellite internet constellations with the marine industry, creating satellite internet terminals and chips for marine environments and building a dedicated satellite internet data service hub. The plan also calls for advancing 5G+BeiDou integrated navigation and space-air-ground-sea networking. Furthermore, it proposes constructing foundational AI large models for the marine sector and developing specialized large models for marine exploration, aquaculture, and shipping, aiming to establish a closed-loop industrial chain from sensing to transactions.
Read sourceGuangzhou Plan Targets Marine Economy with Commercial Space and Drone Expansion
The General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government has issued the 'Guangzhou Marine Economy Development 15th Five-Year Plan,' as reported on September 14. The plan promotes the integrated development of 'marine + low-altitude aerospace,' aiming to scale up drone applications in marine monitoring, logistics, tourism, and emergency rescue. A key focus is expanding the industrial chain for maritime commercial space launches, recovery, testing, and operations & maintenance. Leveraging low-Earth orbit satellite constellations, the plan seeks to develop specialized marine technical services such as marine communications, ship navigation and positioning, and deep-sea environmental monitoring. Additionally, it targets breakthroughs in new materials, including heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings, biodegradable marine materials, and materials for extreme environments, to establish a supply system for deep-sea and polar expeditions. The plan also aims to promote large-scale application of these materials in offshore wind power, cross-sea bridges, large vessels, and deep-sea aquaculture equipment.
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Guangzhou Issues Marine Economy Plan Focusing on Commercial Spaceflight and New Materials
The General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government has issued the 'Guangzhou Marine Economy Development Plan for the 15th Five-Year Period,' as reported by Jin10 Data on September 14. The plan promotes the integrated development of 'marine + low-altitude aerospace' sectors, aiming to drive large-scale drone applications in marine monitoring, maritime logistics, marine tourism, and emergency rescue. A key focus is expanding the industrial chain for commercial space launches, recovery, testing, and operations at sea. The plan also leverages low-Earth orbit satellite constellations to develop specialized marine technology services, including marine communications, ship navigation, and deep-sea environmental monitoring. Additionally, it targets R&D in new materials such as heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings, biodegradable marine materials, and materials for extreme environments, aiming to establish a material supply system for deep-sea exploration and polar research. The plan promotes the application of these materials in offshore wind power, cross-sea bridges, large vessels, and deep-sea aquaculture equipment.
Read sourceGuangzhou Plan Promotes Satellite Internet and AI Integration with Marine Industry
The General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government has released the 'Guangzhou Marine Economy Development Plan for the 15th Five-Year Period.' The plan outlines expansion of the marine electronic information industry, including underwater communication terminals, acoustic devices, and observation sensors. It specifically calls for deep integration of large-scale satellite internet constellations with the marine sector, developing satellite internet terminals and chips adapted to marine environments, and building a satellite internet data service hub for the ocean. The plan also aims to advance 5G-plus-BeiDou integrated navigation and space-air-ground-sea unified networking. Furthermore, it proposes establishing foundational AI large models for the ocean and developing specialized large models for marine exploration, aquaculture, and shipping. The goal is to foster an 'AI + Ocean' application services industry and create a closed-loop industrial chain from sensing to transactions.
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