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Core Insights - The article highlights the increasing commercialization of patents in China, emphasizing the importance of transforming technological innovations into practical applications to drive economic growth and improve quality of life [1][2]. Group 1: Patent Commercialization - The 14th China International Patent Technology and Products Trade Fair showcased various patented products, with awards given to notable inventions such as BYD's integrated thermal management system and a method for producing plant oil polyols [1]. - Since the implementation of the special action for patent commercialization in 2023, the National Intellectual Property Administration has introduced policies to facilitate patent utilization, resulting in significant progress [1][3]. - As of August 2023, there have been 1.154 million patent transfer and licensing registrations nationwide, with 142,000 from universities and research institutions, indicating a positive trend in patent commercialization [1]. Group 2: Innovation and Global Competitiveness - The European Patent Office reported that in 2024, over 10% of the 200,000 patent applications received were from Chinese applicants, reflecting China's growing innovation capacity [2]. - Since 2018, the number of patent applications from China has more than doubled, and since 2014, it has increased fourfold, underscoring the rapid growth in China's technological advancements [2]. Group 3: Successful Applications and Collaborations - The "Kunlun" model, a prototype capable of lifting 1,000 tons, has successfully addressed challenges in high-speed rail construction, demonstrating the practical application of patented technology [2][3]. - The National Intellectual Property Administration has conducted over 16,000 matchmaking activities to connect universities and research institutions with industry, resulting in nearly 60,000 effective invention patents being industrialized [3]. - The trade fair has facilitated collaboration opportunities, with over 50 cutting-edge patent technologies from universities seeking partnerships, contributing to the ongoing commercialization efforts [3].