深圳战新产业 创造“崭新”生活 今年一季度，全市民用无人机、工业机器人、3D打印设备产量分别增长48.2%、40.1%、38%

Group 1: Innovation and Product Showcase - The Shenzhen Innovation Product Exhibition showcased 174 products from 69 high-quality Shenzhen enterprises, highlighting the city's innovation capabilities and the dynamic potential of its strategic emerging industries [1] - Key products included AI headphones, AI glasses capable of translation and movie viewing, and the world's first smart omnidirectional underwater robot, demonstrating advancements in robotics, low-altitude economy, and medical devices [1] Group 2: Industrial Growth and Economic Impact - Shenzhen has maintained its position as the "Industrial First City" in China, achieving the highest total industrial output value and industrial added value among all cities for three consecutive years since 2022 [2] - The strategic emerging industries, particularly robotics and artificial intelligence, are becoming new pillars for industrial upgrading in Shenzhen, with significant production growth in civil drones (48.2%), industrial robots (40.1%), and 3D printing equipment (38%) in Q1 [1][2] Group 3: Robotics Industry Development - The total output value of Shenzhen's robotics industry is projected to exceed 201.2 billion yuan in 2024, marking a 12.58% increase from 178.7 billion yuan in 2023 [2] - The region is developing into a hub for robotics, with initiatives like the "Robot Valley" and "Embodied Intelligence Port," and notable achievements such as the victory of the "Tian Gong Ultra" robot in the world's first humanoid robot marathon [2] Group 4: Capital Investment and Financing - The humanoid robot industry in Shenzhen is experiencing significant commercial breakthroughs and increased capital investment, with several companies successfully listing on stock exchanges, including Yutong Technology and UBTECH [4] - Financial institutions are being encouraged to enhance support for private enterprises in strategic emerging industries, focusing on areas like artificial intelligence, robotics, new energy vehicles, and low-altitude economy [4]