Biel Crystal named to Forbes China list for industrial AI

Nov 13, 2026
The smart device component maker cites efficiency and inspection gains from its own industrial AI models.

Biel Crystal, which makes exterior components and modules for smart devices, says Forbes has named it to the 2025 Forbes China Novel Intelligent Economy Selection for its use of industrial AI, according to the company's announcement.

The company says it runs industrial AI models built for factory conditions across nine manufacturing bases. It reports that machine learning tuning of coating and machine-tool settings improved efficiency by at least 10%, that simulation cut R&D cycles by 30% to 50%, and that its automated optical inspection lowered missed defects to 0.05%. These are Biel Crystal's own figures, published in its announcement of the Forbes listing.

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