Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the "China Ophthalmology Flying Hospital" aims to provide high-level ophthalmic medical services to remote areas, with the first flight scheduled for the end of this year in Xinjiang [1]. Group 1: Collaboration and Initiatives - Zhongshan University Eye Center has signed a cooperation agreement with China Commercial Aircraft Corporation and other organizations to launch the "Ophthalmology Flying Hospital Volunteer Hospital Alliance" and the "Ophthalmology Flying Hospital Technology Equipment R&D Application Alliance" [1]. - The Guangdong Provincial Health Commission is promoting technological innovation and the transformation of achievements in the health sector, aiming to enhance independent research and development capabilities [1][4]. Group 2: Clinical Research and Technology Transfer - Guangdong has implemented national pilot projects to improve clinical research efficiency and enhance the capabilities of high-level hospitals in clinical research and achievement transformation [4][10]. - The province has established a comprehensive system for clinical research, with nearly 50,000 registered clinical research projects and 30 approved stem cell clinical research projects, ranking among the top in the country [4]. Group 3: Innovative Medical Solutions - The Zhongshan University Eye Center has developed a 5G smart ophthalmology mobile clinic that can perform most basic eye examinations, bringing expert-level services to patients' doorsteps [8]. - The center has also created an AI cloud platform for cataract diagnosis, achieving over 97% accuracy in initial assessments within 30 seconds [8]. Group 4: Future Developments - The center plans to build a comprehensive mobile medical system that includes aerial, satellite, and ground-based services to enhance eye health coverage across urban and rural areas [9]. - The development of a high-precision ophthalmic surgical robot is underway, with plans for remote retinal surgeries in collaboration with hospitals in Xinjiang [8]. Group 5: Policy Support for Innovation - Guangdong is addressing challenges in the transformation of medical and health institution achievements by implementing supportive policies, including allowing hospitals to retain all technology transfer revenues [10]. - The upcoming "Guangdong Province Technology Innovation Regulations" will provide equal treatment for medical institutions in terms of research autonomy and technology transfer policies [10].