李泽湘：没有供应链支撑 科创只能停留在实验室和教室

Group 1 - The conference on the AI and robotics industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area highlighted the importance of new engineering education in cultivating innovative talents and enhancing product and enterprise iteration [1] - The unique supply chain advantages of the Greater Bay Area are emphasized, with iteration speeds reaching 10 to 30 times that of Silicon Valley and costs only one-tenth of Silicon Valley [3] - The focus on consumer-oriented (To C) product innovation is seen as a key driver for the manufacturing sector in the Greater Bay Area, contrasting with technology-driven business-to-business (To B) products [3] Group 2 - The emergence of young entrepreneurs like DJI and Yunji is noted as a solid foundation for the development of "new manufacturing," which aims to cultivate local consumer brands and upgrade low-end industries [4] - A shared factory initiative has been established to provide over 100 startups with one-stop services from concept validation to mass production, facilitating the transition from technology to product [4] - The gap between domestic education and industry needs to be bridged through platform building and reform in new engineering education, which has been implemented through project-based learning [5] Group 3 - The project-driven, interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world scenario orientation are identified as the core of new engineering education, essential for closing the loop from education to entrepreneurship and from technology to product [6] - The success of students in creating companies like DJI is attributed to the skills gained through project-based courses, supported by the efficient supply chain and application ecosystem in Shenzhen [6]