Group 1 - The 11th China (Shanghai) International Technology Import and Export Fair has commenced, showcasing 258 innovative achievements from 39 universities in the Yangtze River Delta region, including 23 "Double First-Class" universities [2][4] - East China University of Science and Technology presented a mixed reality brain-computer interface system that allows users to control quadruped robots in real-time using lightweight MR headsets and EEG devices [2] - A significant exhibit is the lunar regolith in-situ basalt fiber modular equipment developed by East China University, which successfully produced ultra-fine fibers with diameters of 10 to 20 micrometers, simulating lunar conditions [2] Group 2 - China University of Mining and Technology showcased a space mining robot inspired by the movement mechanisms of insects and origami, designed for asteroid exploration [3] - Southeast University introduced the "Kuanpeng No. 1," a distributed electric flying car capable of seamless transitions between ground and aerial travel, with a maximum takeoff weight of 500 kg and a flight endurance of over 20 minutes [3] - Shanghai Ocean University presented intelligent soft-bodied bionic fish, which are fully domestically produced and designed for underwater fish monitoring and interaction, meeting various operational demands [3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the launch of initiatives aimed at improving meal access and quality for ride-hailing drivers in Shanghai, addressing their irregular eating habits and health issues [1][3]. Group 1: Initiatives for Drivers - The "5.20" event focused on the critical issue of meal access for ride-hailing drivers, with a partnership between Xiangdao Travel and Ele.me to launch the "Love Meal Welfare Exchange" [3]. - Over 10,000 drivers registered for the "Love Meal Welfare Exchange," which operates in 50 cities, allowing drivers to easily access meals through a simple online process [3]. - More than 7,000 local restaurants in Shanghai joined the initiative, providing new dining options for drivers [3]. Group 2: Health Concerns - A health survey revealed that nearly 30% of drivers on the Xiangdao platform suffer from digestive issues due to irregular eating patterns, with many only eating once a day [1][3]. - The initiative aims to address these health concerns by providing better meal options and promoting healthier eating habits among drivers [1][3]. Group 3: Business Developments - Xiangdao Travel completed over 1.3 billion C-round financing, which will support its regional development and enhance its smart transportation services [4]. - The company is focusing on three main business lines: personal travel, corporate travel, and future travel, with plans to expand its ride-hailing services internationally [4]. - Xiangdao Travel has initiated a Hong Kong IPO plan to leverage capital market advantages for technological development and ecosystem expansion [4].