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關于參與申報2023年度湖北省科學技術獎項目公示的信息及說明

根据湖北省科技厅《关于开展2023 年度省科学技术奖提名工作的通知》要求，我公司（華思(廣州)測控科技有限公司）廖光亮同志参与完成提名项目“特高拱坝智慧监测关键技术与应用”现申报2023年度湖北省科学技术奖有关内容进行公示。
喜讯|華思測控入选2022年度《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》

喜报庆入选《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》特此喜报，再创佳绩近日，中国水利水电出版社发布了2022年度《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》，華思測控的柔性測斜儀、GNSS接收机凭借过硬的产品质量，经过专家组评定入选该目录，并取得入选证书。近日，中国水利水电出版社发布了2022年度《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》，華思測控的柔性測斜儀、GNSS接收机凭借过硬的产品质量，经过专家组评定入选该目录，并取得入选证书。《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》由中国水利水电出版社组织编制，旨在搭建全国水利系统招标产品和
華思測控荣获第十届中国创新创业大赛暨第六届羊城“科创杯”创新创业大赛成长组优胜奖

华思（广州）测控科技有限公司（以下称“華思測控”）在第十届中国创新创业大赛（广东·广州赛区）暨第六届羊城“科创杯”创新创业大赛中荣获高端装备制造行业成长组优胜奖。 ——广州市科学技术局祝贺荐导语2021年10月23日，第十届中国创新创业大赛（广东·广州赛区）暨第六届羊城“科创杯”创新创业大赛成长组行业总决赛在广州（国际）科技成果转化天河基地举行。本次大赛通过“以投代评”“以赛代评”“差额补贴”等联动创新机制，筛选48家成长组企业进入广州赛区成长组总决赛。华思（广州）测控科技有限公司（以下称“华思测
華思測控参展赞助“第十二届全国边坡工程技术大会”

2020年8月6日“第十二屆全國邊坡工程技術大會”在“爽爽的”避暑勝地貴陽隆重舉行。此次邊坡會議彙集了全國各地的幾百位專家和學者，是一次規模宏大、影響廣泛的專業技術交流盛宴。

受大会主办方的邀请，華思測控总经理丁又祥先生作为大会的主席台成员参加了隆重的开幕式。
華思測控与武汉大学技术研讨交流会

近期華思測控与武汉大学卫星导航定位技术研究中心就華思測控研发生产的阵列位移计在深层位移的应用展开技术研讨交流会，参会的有華思測控、武汉大学卫星定位技术研究中心、武汉大学土木学院等博士专家亲临指导。
我司參加“第九屆國際橋梁與隧道技術大會”展會取得圓滿成功

9月23日-25日，第九屆國際橋梁與隧道技術大會在廣州隆重召開。國際橋梁與隧道技術大會是中國乃至國際範圍內反映重大工程建設與技術創新的重要交流平台。

我司积极准备，凭借精湛的技术水准，基于深层水平位移自动化监测及分节式设计的阵列位移计（柔性測斜儀）、国内首创测斜测扭一体化的高端滑动式測斜儀等多款变形监测产品再次亮相国际级盛会，结合多个经典案例，展示了華思測控的产品在行业中的广泛运用，成为同行业中的一大亮点，吸引众多专家及客户单位的驻足观看与咨询洽谈。

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