Recently, TEAC Industries welcomed a delegation from the School of Physics and Electronic Information. The two sides held in-depth discussions on collaborative innovation among industry, academia, and research, as well as joint talent development, and jointly explored new pathways for the coordinated development of technological R&D and industrial practice.
During the meeting, TEAC briefed the visiting guests on the company’s development history, core technological achievements, and global market strategy. As a national high-tech enterprise and a “Specialized, Refined, Unique, and New” (SRUN) enterprise, the company has focused on the R&D of energy-saving and freeze-protection technology for pipelines since 2008. It independently developed the AFV3 aerodynamic vacuum freeze-protection technology, filling a technological gap in the industry. The equipment can withstand extreme low temperatures of –50°C and is widely used in municipal, water conservancy, and fire protection sectors. With over 70 patents and having undertaken numerous national-level R&D projects, the company stands as a technological benchmark in the vacuum anti-freeze sector.
TEAC adheres to an innovation-driven approach and places great emphasis on cultivating technical talent, continuously recruiting outstanding professionals in mechanical engineering, electronics, and physics to fuel product iteration and technological upgrades. The college representatives introduced their disciplinary development, research capabilities, and talent resources, and highly recognized TEAC’s technological expertise and industrial achievements in the field of anti-freeze equipment.Both parties reached a consensus to establish a regular channel for cooperation, jointly build internship and practical training platforms, co-develop talent training programs, facilitate the commercialization of university research outcomes, and work together to overcome technical challenges in the industry.
This university-industry exchange fully demonstrates TEAC’s commitment to technological R&D and talent development. The company’s robust pool of research talent serves as a solid foundation for its continued production of high-performance anti-freeze equipment and its service to cold-region projects worldwide. In the future, TEAC will continue to expand its network of university research partnerships and, leveraging its strengths in talent and technology, will continue to provide reliable, comprehensive pipeline anti-freeze solutions to customers worldwide.