当然，让数智技术真正服务于银发经济的发展，仍存在不少亟须克服的挑战。长期以来，养老服务在我 国通常被认为是劳动密集型行业，对老年人的刻板印象、客观存在的数字鸿沟等，导致社会对科技在养 老服务中的效能认识不足。我国专门从事养老科技研发、制造、销售和租赁的市场主体不多，针对老年 人生理特点和生活需要进行研发生产的产品和服务种类相对较少，涉老科技机构和企业"小、散、专"， 体系化研发设计能力不足。老龄科技新品和服务往往由于价格高、普适性和用户体验感不够好，而不能 得到广泛使用。养老服务从业人员年龄偏大、技术素养相对不高，在很大程度上也限制了科技产品的推 广应用。 更为突出的是，涉老基础技术大多不在养老领域，老龄科技革命性的创新需要其他基础领域的突破。比 如，不同功能的机器人被应用到不同健康状况老年人的生活、娱乐、照料、疾病管理、身体康复中，对 提高老年人生活质量和促进老年人身心健康起到重要作用，但机器人的物理定位、深度学习算法、视觉 识别、处理传输、规划执行等技术还有待突破。 从地域分布上看，由于数字基础设施、政策支持等原因，不同地区的老年人在消费观念和对新技术的态 度上存在着一定差异。智慧健康养老应用示范基地、示 ...

Core Viewpoint - The forum focused on the integration of data elements and intelligent technology in the elderly care sector, aiming to provide forward-looking insights for building a service system in response to the aging population in China [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Trends - The elderly care service network in Shenzhen has been strengthened through reforms, integrating various resources to create a smart elderly care service platform that effectively connects supply and demand [2]. - The social attention towards the integration of intelligent technology in the elderly care industry is high, with a notable influence from policies on public discourse [2]. - Six major trends in the integration of intelligent technology and elderly care have been identified: precise supply of product effectiveness, intelligent service upgrades, value realization of data elements, collaborative resource integration, popularization of digital literacy among the elderly, and standardization of regulatory governance [2]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The application of modern digital technology is reshaping the elderly care service system, focusing on three major upgrades: transitioning from "service seeking people" to "people seeking service" in home care, creating a "15-minute smart elderly care living circle" in community care, and achieving professional, refined, and standardized services in institutional care [3]. - Neusoft Group proposed a unified smart elderly care service platform to address issues such as insufficient service coverage and lack of standardization, aiming to create a new integrated elderly care service model [4]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The forum included discussions on innovative paths for smart elderly care services and the technological empowerment of elderly care, with participants sharing successful cases and strategies for high-quality development in the elderly care industry [5].

Group 1 - The article discusses the rapid aging society in China, with the population aged 60 and above expected to reach 310 million by 2024 and over 400 million by 2035, indicating a transition into a "super-aged" society [3][4][5] - The aging process in China is significantly faster compared to other countries, with only 21 years taken to move from an aging society to a deeply aging society, while France and Sweden took 126 and 85 years respectively [4] - The challenges of elderly care are highlighted, including a shortage of 5.5 million caregivers due to high workload and low job satisfaction, as well as changing family structures that complicate home care [7][8][9] Group 2 - The potential of AI in elderly care is emphasized, with innovations such as a small chip that can monitor elderly individuals' health conditions discreetly and efficiently [11][13][14] - The article raises concerns about the ethical implications of technology in elderly care, stressing the need for AI to be a kind and effective partner rather than just a tool [15][22] - The importance of understanding elderly users' perspectives on technology is highlighted, with research showing that older adults are generally welcoming of AI but face challenges in usability and understanding [27][43][48] Group 3 - The article discusses the concept of "digital fences," where technology can inadvertently isolate elderly individuals rather than connect them to the outside world [60][62] - It points out the generational protective deprivation, where family members may restrict elderly individuals' access to technology, leading to feelings of marginalization [68][72] - The need for technology to cater to the unique needs of the elderly is emphasized, advocating for a more empathetic approach in the development of AI and digital tools [75][77]