Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news highlights the challenges faced by the tea industry in Lian Nan, Guangdong, particularly in the context of smart transformation and modernization of agriculture in hilly areas [1][2] - The research team identified three main challenges for smart management of tea gardens: terrain constraints affecting efficiency, insufficient technology adaptation, and high costs that are difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises to bear [2][3] - The government is also facing innovation bottlenecks, with less than 5% of the 30,000 acres of tea gardens in the county covered by smart technology, indicating a need for economically viable and replicable solutions [2][4] Group 2 - The research team proposed an exploratory research framework focusing on three dimensions: evaluating the effectiveness of drone patrols in mountainous areas, testing low-power sensor devices in weak network environments, and calculating the cost threshold for lightweight systems [3] - A collaborative mechanism between government, academia, and enterprises has been established to address the issues, with the county's agricultural bureau creating a dynamic feedback mechanism for industry pain points [4] - The collaboration aims to clarify the essence of the problems faced in the tea industry and hopes to construct a scientific theoretical framework to aid in the transformation of agriculture in mountainous regions [4]