With the deep implementation of national strategies such as the "Belt and Road Initiative," military-civilian integration, "Made in China 2025," and the coordinated development of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei, China's satellite applications have entered a fast track. In 2017, the number of Beidou terminals exceeded four million, while civilian remote sensing satellites provided over ten million views. The integration of satellite technology with big data, IoT, mobile internet, and cloud computing has been actively promoted. That same year, China launched its first high-throughput communication satellite, marking the beginning of an era for high-capacity satellite communications and boosting the development of the industry.
The government introduced policies to promote the application of Beidou systems in various sectors. For example, the "13th Five-Year Plan for Safe Production" required marine fishing boats to be equipped with Beidou terminals to improve vessel management. Similarly, the "13th Five-Year Plan for the Development of a Modern Comprehensive Transportation System" included the promotion of Beidou in intelligent transportation. Other initiatives like the "One Belt, One Road" maritime cooperation plan and emergency industry development plans further supported satellite applications.
In 2017, China launched multiple communication satellites, including the Practice-13 satellite, which marked the start of high-throughput communication capabilities. The Tiandi Integrated Information Network was also developed, aiming to provide global coverage and reliable services by 2030. Satellite TV broadcasting advanced significantly, with encrypted signals replacing free broadcasts and improving service quality. Additionally, Beidou systems were used in disaster relief efforts, ensuring communication during emergencies.
The Beidou system made significant progress, with the launch of two Beidou III satellites, signaling the start of global networking. High-precision positioning technologies improved, supporting smart cities, logistics, and agricultural applications. Policies promoting the use of Beidou in agriculture and aviation were introduced, enhancing its role in various industries.
China's remote sensing satellites also saw advancements, with the launch of multiple high-resolution satellites and the establishment of a comprehensive monitoring network. The "Belt and Road Initiative" helped expand satellite applications globally, with collaborations in countries like Algeria, Thailand, and Venezuela. These efforts demonstrated China's growing influence in space technology and international cooperation.
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