中新网广州8月23日电 (记者 蔡敏婕)"2025广州医疗与健康产业博览会"(以下简称："广州医博会") 正在广州举行，记者在博览会上看到，智能监测、机器人及精准诊疗技术加速落地。 在广州市红十字会医院主题展区中，烧伤整形科、康复医学科、神经内科等参与主题展示。广州市 红十字会医院副院长宁波在接受中新网采访时表示，面对人口老龄化加剧的社会现状，可穿戴监测系统 成为养老科技的亮点。该系统依托先进算法和软件支撑，能实时监测老年人的血压、呼吸、血糖等基本 体征，在发病前发出预警，第一时间将数据上传至120急诊系统实现预处理，并辅助医生做出治疗决 策。"很多老人缺乏专职照顾，这个系统能在预警阶段及时联系医务人员，为救治争取黄金时间。"宁波 表示。 养老机器人的发展是应对人口老龄化的重要举措，医疗需求为养老机器人提供了明确的功能导向和 应用场景。宁波指出，随着老龄化加深，养老服务需求激增，机器人在生活护理、康复辅助等领域潜力 巨大。"许多心脑血管疾病患者面临失能困境，未来机器人可通过指令完成基础护理工作，替代部分护 工职能。"他坦言，当前养老机器人尚未完全成熟，但未来几年有望实现突破，关键在于医企深度协 同。医院正积极 ...

记者 王海燕 在闵行"大零号湾"区域，一座占地1.3平方公里的养老科技产业园正悄然崛起。这里初步集聚了50 余家养老科技企业，涵盖智能康复、适老化改造、远程医疗等领域，成为上海首个以"养老科技"命名的 专业化产业园区。 安徽三联集团深耕智慧养老领域十多年，其自主研发的全自动床椅一体化机器人已占据国内高端养 老机构市场份额的90%以上。"去年，大零号湾集团到安徽考察养老科技，说起这个产业园的规划，我 们那时就有了意向。"王舒服说，产业园在养老科技政策、产业生态等方面的布局，与三联拓展长三角 市场的战略高度契合，最终促成子公司落地。 场景开放激活创新生态 "我们不是简单提供办公场地，而是要打造一个包含场景对接、数据闭环、商业转化在内的完整创 新生态，助力企业完成从产品验证到商业落地的全过程。"柏乐说。 大学校区与产业园区"双轮驱动"的生态优势在叁联人科技身上体现得尤为明显。公司研发的"全自 动床椅一体化机器人"正是与高校团队合作的成果，其核心技术具有发明专利30余项，主导1项国家标准 和1项行业标准。"园区帮我们对接了上海多家三甲医院进行临床测试，还提供了专项政策和人才落户绿 色通道。"王舒服表示，这些支持使企业 ...

近日，中国建设银行集团（以下简称"建行集团"）子公司建信金融资产投资有限公司（以下简 称"建信投资"）与上海大零号湾投资发展（集团）有限公司（以下简称"大零号湾集团"）共同设立 全国首支养老科创产业基金。 本次基金以"长期耐心资本"理念，通过"政银企联动"模式，发挥建行集团综合金融服务优势，整合 大零号湾策源区顶尖科创生态资源， 重点支持养老硬科技研发、智慧医疗场景应用等领域， 构建 覆盖企业初创、成长到成熟的全周期支持体系。基金将充分发挥国有资本引领作用，以"耐心"陪伴 科技成长、以"温度"守护银发需求，打造金融服务实体经济与科技创新的示范样本。 下一步，建行集团将持续发挥综合化经营优势，为上海"五个中心"建设和养老科技产业升级提供全 方位金融支持，通过"投贷联动""政产学研用"一体化等创新机制，推动养老产业从传统照护向"智 慧化、数字化、产业化"转型，助力我国抢占全球养老科技制高点，为应对老龄化社会挑战贡献"中 国方案"。 来源：今日建行 对接需求请扫码 每日｜荐读 榜单： 「2025投资机构软实力排行榜」评选启动 峰会： 「2025母基金年度论坛」盛大启幕：汇聚中国力量！ 热文： 一纸新规，炸出一级市场 ...

Group 1 - The establishment of China's first pension technology innovation industry fund by China Construction Bank Group's subsidiary, Jianxin Investment, in collaboration with Shanghai Dalinghao Bay Investment Development Group [1] - The fund aims to support the development of hard technology in the pension sector and smart medical applications, creating a comprehensive support system for companies from startup to maturity [1] - The fund emphasizes the role of state-owned capital in guiding investments, focusing on long-term support for technological growth and addressing the needs of the aging population [1] Group 2 - China Construction Bank Group plans to leverage its comprehensive operational advantages to provide financial support for the construction of Shanghai's "five centers" and the upgrade of the pension technology industry [1] - The initiative includes innovative mechanisms such as "investment-loan linkage" and "integration of government, industry, academia, research, and application" to facilitate the transformation of the pension industry towards intelligence, digitization, and industrialization [1] - The goal is to help China seize the global leadership in pension technology and contribute a "Chinese solution" to the challenges posed by an aging society [1]

Core Insights - The 2025 Shanghai International Elderly Care, Assistive Devices, and Rehabilitation Medical Expo opened on June 11, featuring nearly 500 companies from 16 countries and regions, with an exhibition area of 50,000 square meters, marking the largest scale in history [1] Group 1: Innovative Products for Elderly Care - A multifunctional RV developed by Zhongjin Hongkang, designed for active seniors, features advanced technologies such as micro-pressure oxygen chambers and zero-gravity massage chairs, priced at approximately 1.68 million yuan [2] - The SCIFTO smart mobility vehicle, equipped with 4G communication, GPS, and safety features, offers a comfortable driving experience for seniors, with a battery management system similar to that of electric vehicles [3] - Exoskeleton robots, initially focused on medical rehabilitation, are now being marketed to consumers, with the global market expected to grow from $1.8 billion in 2024 to over $12 billion by 2030, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 28% [4] Group 2: Market Trends and Consumer Demand - The multifunctional RV has attracted interest from automotive companies, indicating a growing market for travel solutions tailored to seniors [2] - The W1 exoskeleton robot from Haier, which supports various activities and has a battery life of 3-7 hours, has seen strong initial sales, highlighting consumer acceptance of such technology [5] - The increasing popularity of outdoor activities among seniors is driving demand for innovative products that enhance mobility and independence [4][5]

Group 1 - The Shanghai Elderly Care Technology Industrial Park was officially opened in Minhang District, aiming to become a national hub for elderly care technology [1] - A cooperation framework agreement was signed among the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission, the Civil Affairs Bureau, Minhang District Government, and Tencent Technology to foster elderly care technology enterprises and promote the park's development [1] - The park is expected to attract more companies and startups by providing access to innovation policies, research resources from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and East China Normal University, and support from the "Shanghai Action Plan for Promoting Innovation and Development of Elderly Care Technology (2024-2027)" [1] Group 2 - The Shanghai Elderly Care Technology Industrial Park covers an area of approximately 1.3 square kilometers, divided into innovation research and industrial support zones [2] - Over 40 elderly care technology innovation companies have been introduced to the park, which has established public service platforms for research and testing of elderly care products [2] - The park has signed agreements with institutions such as Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Fudan University to accelerate the demonstration and promotion of technological innovation products in the elderly care industry [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the establishment of China's first pension technology innovation fund by China Construction Bank Group and Shanghai Dalinghao Bay Investment Development Group, aimed at addressing the challenges of an aging population through financial innovation [1][2]. - The fund will focus on supporting hard technology research and development in the pension sector, as well as applications in smart healthcare, aligning with the Shanghai government's strategic plan for the development of the pension technology industry [2][4]. - This initiative is part of China Construction Bank's broader "1314" pension financial service system, which aims to integrate resources from its subsidiaries to innovate financial services for the pension industry [4]. Group 2 - The fund adopts a "long-term patient capital" approach and utilizes a "government-bank-enterprise linkage" model to create a comprehensive support system for companies at all stages of development [3]. - The initiative aims to transform the traditional pension care industry into a "smart, digital, and industrialized" sector, contributing to China's global leadership in pension technology [4]. - The collaboration between China Construction Bank and Dalinghao Bay Group is expected to enhance financial support for the development of the pension technology industry in Shanghai, benefiting millions of elderly citizens [4].

Core Insights - TSOLife leverages AI to understand the emotional needs of elderly individuals, enhancing the human touch in elder care facilities [1][2] - The core product, Minerva, captures and analyzes personal stories, interests, and preferences of seniors, improving their quality of life and social engagement [1][4] - The company has established partnerships with major elder care organizations and operates in 1,300 facilities across 47 states in the U.S. [1][21] Technology and Application - TSOLife's technology focuses on a "human-centered, story-driven" approach, moving beyond operational efficiency to address the emotional and individual needs of seniors [2][3] - The Minerva platform utilizes advanced AI techniques to extract valuable insights from unstructured data, creating a dynamic "digital life history" for each resident [5][6][8] - The platform collects over 300 data points per resident, including background, interests, and significant memories, allowing for personalized activity and service recommendations [5][9] Business Model and Market Position - TSOLife's business model is centered around creating measurable value for elder care facilities, addressing challenges such as resident satisfaction and occupancy rates [17][19] - The primary revenue model is likely based on subscription fees for the Minerva platform, with potential for additional services like advanced data analytics and customized cognitive health solutions [20] - The company has secured $52 million in total funding, with the latest round of $43 million aimed at accelerating product development and market expansion [1][31] Industry Trends and Implications - The shift towards personalized and meaningful experiences in elder care is becoming a competitive focus, as traditional models only meet basic physiological needs [32] - TSOLife's approach provides valuable insights for the Chinese elder care industry, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection and personalized care [32]

Core Insights - The introduction of exoskeleton robots in popular mountain scenic areas during the "May Day" holiday has gained significant attention, being marketed as a "lazy person's mountain climbing gadget" [2] - Exoskeleton robots are transitioning from "verification" to "practical application," with active performance in the stock market for related companies following the holiday [2] - The technology effectively addresses key visitor pain points, particularly knee and leg injuries, enhancing the overall climbing experience [2] Industry Overview - Exoskeleton robots are primarily utilized in industrial and medical fields, with strong capabilities for load-bearing and walking, particularly for rehabilitation of paraplegic and hemiplegic patients [3] - The first scenic area to introduce exoskeleton robots for climbing assistance was the Tai Mountain scenic area, which has already served over 3,000 visitors, with 62% being elderly users [3] - The robots weigh approximately 1.2 kg and can support up to 200 kg of instantaneous force, featuring AI systems that adjust assistance based on user activity [4] Market Potential - The popularity of exoskeleton robots extends beyond scenic areas, with significant potential in the silver economy, particularly among elderly populations [6] - The aging population in China is projected to exceed 310 million by the end of 2024, representing 22% of the total population, indicating a growing market for assistive technologies [6] - The market for elderly care robots in China is expected to grow from 3.8 billion yuan in 2020 to 7.9 billion yuan by 2024, with a compound annual growth rate of around 15% [7] Future Outlook - The global exoskeleton market is anticipated to exceed $100 billion by 2030, with consumer-grade applications expected to increase significantly [7] - The exoskeleton robot market is entering a new era of consumer application, moving from a science fiction concept to a mainstream technology product [7]