适老化“黑科技”集中亮相西博会

Core Insights - The 20th China Western International Expo showcased innovations in the "silver economy," focusing on the integration of smart devices and elderly care services, highlighting how technology is transforming traditional elderly care scenarios [1][2][4] Company Highlights - Zhongjia Intelligent Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. reported over 20 intention orders primarily from elderly care institutions and hospitals, indicating strong market demand [1] - The company emphasized the shift from traditional care models to intelligent solutions, which can reduce accidents and improve elderly care [2][4] - The company views Sichuan as a key market due to its large population and government support for the industry [4] Product Innovations - The expo featured various smart elderly care products, including fall monitoring devices and health monitoring systems that track vital signs like heart rate and breathing [2][6] - Haier's smart home products included over 20 elderly-friendly devices that transmit health data to user-friendly televisions, enhancing disease prevention through continuous monitoring [6][8] - The introduction of assistive technologies such as exoskeleton robots and smart toilets aims to address common challenges faced by the elderly, such as mobility and safety [4][8] Market Trends - The increasing consultation volume and intention orders at the expo reflect a growing interest in elderly care solutions, with one company reporting around 50 intention orders [10] - Toyota's introduction of the bZ3 accessible vehicle targets the mobility needs of the elderly and disabled, indicating a trend towards integrated transportation solutions for healthcare access [10][13] - The potential for collaboration between vehicle manufacturers and healthcare institutions is seen as a way to enhance elderly care services [13]