News & Updates
Recording our journey and sharing the latest milestones on the road to empowering industries.
Measuring the Road to Renewal
On 3 September 2026, the 81st anniversary of victory, the International Lunar Village Centre and four joint laboratories were inaugurated in Hefei. Progress in precision is its own form of security.
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Zhuque-3 Comes Home: The Measurement Behind Reusable Rockets
At 7:35am on 19 August 2026, LandSpace's Zhuque-3 launched and its first stage touched down softly on the Gobi desert - the first land recovery of an orbital-class rocket in China. Reuse is decided months earlier, in microns.
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When Measurement Data Stops Sleeping: Turning Inspection Into a Quality Asset
Manufacturers spend heavily on coordinate and optical measuring machines, generate enormous volumes of inspection data - and then scatter it across measurement programs, spreadsheets and paper reports. As the QMS market grows at over 11% a year, managing that data has stopped being optional.
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AI Targets for Smart Factories, and What Inspection Can Contribute
New guidance sets hard AI adoption targets for smart factories: 30% of scenarios at the higher tier, 60% at the highest. Quality inspection may be the densest source of qualifying AI applications in the entire plant.
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Innovation, Precision and Silicon: Building Xi'an's Modern Industrial Base
Xi'an has set out its development plan for the 15th Five-Year Plan period, putting a modern industrial system at the centre. Three companies show what that looks like in practice — in cutting tools, precision measurement and semiconductors.
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Enabling for the Long Term: The Technology Behind the Strategy
If enabler is AEH's new description of itself, what backs the claim? The answer is the technology and industrial capability built into the company — the concrete foundation that determines how far we can go and how much real value we can create.
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Heavy Machines Rest on Microns: Xi'an's Precision Measurement Industry
An aero engine blade runs stably at tens of thousands of revolutions per minute. A profile deviation of just 3 to 5 microns at a critical point — about a twentieth of a human hair — can cut engine efficiency sharply or cause serious failure.
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Beyond the Spec Sheet: How AEH Is Changing the Way CMMs Compete
Matching accuracy figures is no longer enough. Manufacturers now want precision hardware, industrial software and data intelligence working as one system, and that is reshaping the coordinate measuring machine market.
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Song Jianzhong on Why AEH Is Moving Closer to the Process
As manufacturing shifts toward intelligence and value, roles across the supply chain are being redefined. Xi'an AEH Industrial Metrology is moving from supplying instruments to securing the process itself - with the people who run it at the centre.
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