On July 13, Seiko Technology and Xi'an University of Technology signed a school enterprise cooperation agreement, marking a new stage of cooperation between the two sides. Liu Yunhe, president of Xi'an University of Technology, Shen Yehua, vice president, Liu Ding, former president, Zeng Zhaozhi, executive vice president of the Institute of Technology, and representatives of relevant leaders and teachers, Sun Guojun, chairman of Seiko Technology, and Wang Yongfa, deputy general manager attended the signing ceremony and held discussions and exchanges.

At the symposium, both sides had in-depth communication on achieving complementary advantages in various aspects such as green integrated buildings, high-end integrated equipment, and recycled fibers. They hoped to establish a scientific and technological innovation platform for key technology research, engineering application, and verification, as well as a mechanism conducive to technological innovation and achievement transformation, integrate the advantageous resources of both schools and enterprises, and jointly seek a new paradigm for scientific research achievement transformation.

During the signing process, Liu Yunhe, president of Xi'an University of Technology, and Sun Guojun, chairman of Seiko Technology signed the school enterprise cooperation agreement on behalf of both parties.

Chairman Sun Guojun expressed great importance to this cooperation. He stated that Seiko Technology has always adhered to deep cooperation with universities, carried out joint research and development, and transformed scientific and technological achievements, continuously exploring collaborative innovation development models for sustainable development. Taking this signing as an opportunity, Seiko Technology will develop a deeper and broader cooperation model with Xi'an University of Technology, focus on the continuous innovation and upgrading of green equipment, realize the resource exchange and sharing with the high-level scientific research platform of universities and enterprises, and strive to create an excellent model of university enterprise cooperation.