Core Insights - The Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (BDA) has seen over 2,500 technology companies incubated, with nearly 1,000 currently in incubation and over 1,500 graduated companies, predominantly in hard technology sectors [1][2] - Lingzu Times Technology Co., Ltd. has developed the M-bot, an open-source robot designed to lower R&D barriers, and has established partnerships with multiple domestic and international universities [1] - The National New Energy Vehicle Technology Innovation Center (National Innovation Center) supports companies like Zhongneng Qingshu (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. in developing mobile charging robots for electric vehicles, with plans to deploy 1,000 units across Beijing [3][4] - The Waterwood Medical Qixing Incubator provides comprehensive support for medical device development, enabling companies like San Chunhui Medical to advance their tumor ablation systems to clinical trial stages [5][6] - The BDA has established nearly 40 various incubators, creating a complete incubation chain from co-working spaces to accelerators, and has introduced policies to support startups with free entrepreneurial space and operational subsidies [7][8] Group 1 - The BDA has incubated over 2,500 technology companies, with a significant focus on hard technology [1][2] - Lingzu Times has developed the M-bot, which aims to provide an open-source hardware design framework for robotics [1] - The National Innovation Center supports the deployment of mobile charging robots for electric vehicles [3][4] Group 2 - The Waterwood Medical Qixing Incubator aids in the development of advanced medical devices [5][6] - The BDA has created a comprehensive incubation ecosystem with nearly 40 incubators [7] - New policies in the BDA provide operational support and free space for startups [8]