太空算力、人形机器人、低空经济，上海市人大代表提了哪些建议

Group 1: Shanghai's Modern Industrial System - Shanghai's industrial added value is expected to grow by 5.0% year-on-year by 2025, indicating a positive development trend for emerging forces [1] - Multiple representatives at the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress have proposed suggestions for building a modern industrial system [1] Group 2: Robotics Industry Development - The chairman of Shanghai Taimi Robot Co., Ltd. suggested establishing a higher-level "Shanghai Robot Industry Development Task Force" to coordinate planning and implement a four-stage cultivation plan for the robotics industry [1] - The cultivation plan includes phases for seed growth, rapid growth, unicorn development, and leading industry development, focusing on innovation and market cultivation [1] - Another representative emphasized the need for breakthroughs in humanoid robot technology and the establishment of a competitive humanoid robot industry system in Shanghai [2] Group 3: Low-altitude Economy - The Shanghai government aims for the core industry scale of the low-altitude economy to reach approximately 80 billion yuan by 2028, positioning Shanghai as a "world eVTOL capital" [3] - The city plans to focus on low-altitude economy, commercial aerospace, embodied intelligence, biomanufacturing, and smart terminals as new growth points during the 14th Five-Year Plan [3] - Recommendations include accelerating the establishment of standards and applications in key areas such as low-altitude communication and navigation [4] Group 4: Space Computing Industry - The chairman of Yike Cloud proposed accelerating research and industrial layout in space computing technology, highlighting its strategic significance for Shanghai's global tech innovation center [5] - Suggestions include establishing a "National Key Laboratory of Space Computing (Shanghai)" and a technology verification platform to support research and development in space edge computing and distributed computing [5] - The focus is on nurturing leading enterprises and industry clusters, particularly encouraging local aerospace companies to extend into the space computing field [5]