Actively respond to policy guidance, and there is huge room for industrial demand improvement

The development of the glass industry is closely related to the policy environment, which plays an important role in guiding and promoting the development and standardization of the glass industry. Smart glass companies need to pay close attention to policy changes, operate in compliance, and actively respond to the government's policy guidance, look for opportunities brought by policies and avoid potential risks.

1. Environmental protection policy: With the improvement of environmental protection awareness, governments around the world have increasingly strict requirements for environmental protection. For the glass industry, the government has issued a series of environmental protection policies, such as reducing carbon emissions and limiting pollutant emissions, to promote enterprises to take environmental protection measures and reduce environmental impact.

2. Resource policy: The production process of the glass industry requires a lot of raw materials and energy. The government can manage and regulate raw materials and energy through resource management policies, price regulation and other means to ensure the rational use of resources and stable supply.

3. Industrial policy: The government will take into account the development and competitiveness of the glass industry when formulating industrial policy. The government may introduce supportive policies, such as encouraging technological innovation, providing financial support, and promoting industry upgrading, to promote the development of the glass industry.

4. Trade policy: Trade policy plays an important role in the international competition and market access of the glass industry. The government may protect the interests of its own glass industry through tariff adjustments, trade barriers and other means, or enter into free trade agreements with other countries to expand export markets.

5. Building codes and safety standards: The application of glass in the construction field is limited by building codes and safety standards. The government sets and enforces relevant codes and standards to ensure the safety and quality of glass products in buildings.

6. Innovation support policies: The government may introduce policies to support scientific and technological innovation, encourage the glass industry to carry out technological research and development and innovation, and promote the development of the industry in the direction of high value-added and high-tech content.

The policy environment affects the application field of the glass industry, therefore, the application practice should be analyzed according to the specific user group and market segmentation.

1. User group positioning and characteristic analysis: user groups include enterprises and consumers in the construction industry, automotive industry, packaging industry and other related fields. Specifically, users in the construction industry include real estate developers, architectural designers, decoration companies, etc., users in the automotive industry include automobile manufacturers, auto parts manufacturers, etc., and users in the packaging industry include manufacturers in the fields of food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals.

2. User demand analysis: different user groups have different needs for glass products. Users in the construction industry may pay more attention to the thermal and sound insulation performance of architectural glass, as well as the aesthetics of appearance and design, users in the automotive industry may pay more attention to the safety, transparency and UV resistance of automotive glass, and users in the packaging industry may pay more attention to the corrosion resistance, environmental protection and product display effect of packaging glass.

3. Scene pain point analysis: In the process of using glass products, users may encounter some pain points or problems. For example, users in the construction industry may face problems such as poor thermal insulation and noise conduction, users in the automotive industry may face problems such as easy glass breakage and difficult cleaning, and users in the packaging industry may face problems such as fragile glass and high transportation costs.

4. Defects of existing solutions: According to the needs and pain points of users, there are some existing solutions, such as providing higher performance materials, improving production processes, etc. However, these solutions may have some drawbacks, such as high cost, technical difficulty, sustainability issues, etc.

5. Analysis of program improvement measures: In order to meet user needs and solve pain points, the industry can take some improvement measures. For example, material research and development and technological innovation to provide higher performance products, improve production processes to improve product quality and reliability, and promote sustainable development to provide environmentally friendly and recyclable products.