Technical Roadmap Online Drawing Tool

Timeline: Define the stages of technology development (short-term, mid-term, long-term).
Technology Nodes: Key technology breakthroughs or milestones (e.g., patent application, commercialization).
Resource Requirements: Human resources, funding, equipment, partners, etc.
Risk Assessment: Potential risks such as technological feasibility, market acceptance, policy changes, etc.
Dependencies: Collaborative or restrictive relationships between technologies (e.g., chip manufacturing depends on lithography technology).

Goal Layer: Strategic objectives.
Technology Layer: Key technology areas supporting the goals.
Path Layer: Technology development path.
Resource Layer: Required investment and allocation plan.
Monitoring Layer: Evaluation metrics and adjustment mechanisms.

Semiconductor Industry: Coordinating the global supply chain through technology roadmaps.
New Energy Vehicles: Battery technology roadmap.
Medical Field: Path planning for clinical applications of gene editing technology (e.g., CRISPR).
National Strategy: Clearly defining the technological paths for key research areas such as high-end equipment and information technology in national strategy.

A paper technology roadmap is a tool oriented towards research objectives, systematically presenting the research logic, method processes, key stages, and implementation plans through graphics, tables, or text. Its core lies in clearly presenting the complete research path 'from problem statement to conclusion,' helping readers quickly understand the systematic, scientific, and innovative nature of the research.