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玩物“智”造——AI赋能 玩具产业打开“陪伴经济”新市场
Xin Hua She· 2026-01-08 13:29
记者:霍思颖、毛思倩、肖恩楠 新华社音视频部制作 0:00 中国作为全球最大的玩具制造与出口国,正在AI浪潮中展现出强大的产业整合力与创新活力,以广东 等地为代表的产业集群,正利用产业优势加速从"制造"向"智造"升级。2025年以来,越来越多融合AI技 术的玩具面世,玩具厂商拥抱AI、技术厂商加速支持的"双向奔赴"趋势明显。 与传统的玩具产品相比,AI玩具搭载大模型,可以通过人脸识别、表情分析、手势识别、自然语言处 理、深度学习、情感分析等技术,实现玩具和人的自然、多样交互和反馈,提供个性化的学习和娱乐体 验。相较于其他AI终端,AI玩具具备人机可互动性强、玩具产品形态丰富、应用场景多样化、目标群 体广泛等优势,成为"陪伴经济"发展下的"新宠"。 ...
中工网评丨“陪伴经济”需与制度同行
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-02 06:07
应该意识到,陪伴经济的价值不仅仅是满足了人们的情感诉求,还培育了不少新的消费增长点。它将陪 伴、孤独等抽象的社会需求转化为一种服务,通过满足人们的新需求为市场带来了新增量。报道显示, 有机构预测,到2025年,中国"陪伴经济"的市场规模将突破500亿元。"陪伴+文旅""陪伴+养老""陪伴 +AI"等融合场景的出现,不仅提升了相关产业的服务附加值与体验感、拉动了相关产业的增长,更创 造了"陪诊师""陪爬师"等灵活就业岗位,可谓潜力无限。 银发陪护、宠物陪伴、机器陪人……据近日新华社报道,在过去的几年间,陪伴经济打破了传统消费模 式的边界,呈全面开花之势:从线下真人服务到线上虚拟陪伴,从实体宠物到智能设备,陪伴经济的内 涵与外延不断拓展,在满足公众情感需求的同时,为消费市场注入新的动能。 陪伴经济模式下,人们往往通过消费来获取情感支持、生活协助或共同体验,进而达到缓解内心孤独和 满足陪伴需求等目的。比如,"陪诊师"陪伴老年人看病就医,"陪爬师"给年轻人爬山加油鼓劲、背包引 路,AI陪伴机器人为人们提供精准、高效、全天候的情感陪伴,等等。这些社会生活中的互助场景, 如今都已成为陪伴经济的典型体现。 陪伴经济的兴起, ...
关照“心”需求,“陪伴经济”带火新增长
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-12-25 03:11
Core Insights - The concept of "resilience" is highlighted as a key term for understanding China's economy in 2025, showcasing strong domestic demand through new consumption phenomena [1] - The "accompanying economy" is emerging as a new form of the gig economy, responding to societal changes and individual needs, with significant contributions to economic growth [2][3] Economic Growth Projections - China's economy is expected to grow by around 5% in 2025, with a total economic output projected to reach approximately 140 trillion yuan [2] - The "accompanying economy" is anticipated to play a substantial role in this growth, with market size predictions exceeding 50 billion yuan by 2025 [4] Characteristics of the Accompanying Economy - The "accompanying economy" is categorized into emotional and functional companionship, addressing both immediate emotional support and specialized services [2][3] - It is a response to demographic changes, such as an aging population and increasing numbers of single-person households, creating a demand for both emotional and practical support [3] Market Dynamics and Employment - The "accompanying economy" is expected to create numerous flexible job opportunities, acting as a buffer in the employment market [4] - It promotes service specialization and opens new consumption avenues, contributing to economic resilience and growth [4] Challenges and Development Needs - The industry faces challenges such as inconsistent service quality and varying qualifications among service providers, which could undermine consumer trust [4][5] - To ensure sustainable development, it is essential to establish industry standards, enhance platform responsibilities, and protect the rights of both consumers and service providers [5]
宠经济“爱”升级!大湾区宠物盛典邀您共同见证行业进步
Nan Fang Nong Cun Bao· 2025-12-24 12:33
宠经济"爱"升 级!大湾区宠物 备受追捧,当宠 物医院不再只是 看病的地方,还 能喝咖啡、看非 遗展览——中国 宠物经济早已不 是"喂饱宠物"那 么简单,正经历 着一场暖心又热 闹的大蜕变。 深耕行业21年的 广州萤萤管理咨 询有限公司创始 人刘步雄,既是 经营者、资深养 宠人,也是曾经 的动物救助者。 她见证了中国宠 物行业从野蛮生 长到规范发展的 每一步。 在"媒体+"首届 大湾区宠物行业 年度盛典公益直 播中,她以接地 气的观察和鲜活 案例,勾勒出宠 物经济的现在与 未来。 盛典邀您共同见 证行业进步_南 方+_南方plus 当"中华田园 犬"取代"土 狗"走进大众视 野,当狸花猫被 冠以"国猫"之名 广州萤萤管理咨询有限公司创始人刘步雄 从"工具"到"家 人",毛孩子 的"娃经济" "21年前刚入行 时,几乎没见过 有人带猫看 病。"刘步雄的 回忆里,藏着早 期宠物行业的模 样:农村猫生 病,主人只愿花 零钱治疗,贵了 就放弃;狗狗因 疫苗普及不足, 常扎堆得传染 病。那时养宠多 为抓老鼠、看家 护院,"陪伴"还 未真正走进养宠 人心里。 如今的变化,每 位宠物主都感同 身受。最直观的 是称呼升 级, ...
AI玩具的风,吹动投资人
3 6 Ke· 2025-12-18 02:23
如果盘点2025年,投资热情最高,资金集中度拉满的赛道,必然无法绕开AI玩具。 作为大模型成熟之后,商业化落地最便捷的领域,被赋予「AI灵魂」的「智能玩具」,过去两年成为创业热情最高涨的所在。一批 新公司密集涌现,顺势点燃了机构的投资热情。 或者说,在经历AI六小龙的短暂辉煌继而快速沉寂之后,大家不得不接受一个现实:大模型通用APP的机会还是掌握在阿里、字节 和腾讯等大公司手里。 但是大模型水平已经越来越成熟,token消耗量摆在那里,总要找到新的应用机会。AI玩具就是被证明,有市场需求,产业链也有支 撑,能快速交付产品并推向市场的理想投资赛道。 根据Statista的预测数据,2024年全球AI玩具市场规模已接近200亿美元。预计未来十年内,市场将以约14%—16%的复合年增长率持 续攀升,到2030年,全球AI玩具市场规模将有望达到351.1亿美元,到2034年可能突破600亿美元。 投资机构终于迎来久违的一次狂欢。甚至一些此前在一线市场并不是很活跃的生面孔,也开始出现在融资新闻。 毕竟,没有投资人愿意错过下一个「Labubu」。 AI玩具赛道融资双雄 与自创立起便以打造新一代的人机交互硬件OS的灵宇宙不 ...
计划布局 1000+IP 矩阵,潮玩品牌「MOMOTOY」想以 “情感 + AI” 冲百亿营收|早期项目
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-12-17 08:49
不止于治愈,MOMOTOY 的IP 矩阵还覆盖了更多元的情绪与态度表达,进一步拓宽差异化边界:"果核宇宙" 系列里以 "暗黑先锋风情绪精灵" 切入年轻群 体的个性需求:源自由水果构成的 "甜核星系",四位性格迥异的果灵因一场 "情绪能量大爆炸" 降临地球,它们能感知人类的压力与焦虑,也能捕捉人们对 快乐的渴望,最终决定留下成为连接人类情感的情绪精灵。 为了持续强化 IP 生命力,MOMOTOY 采用 "自有 + 签约" 双轮驱动的布局策略。其设计团队以 95 后、00 后为主力,成员多来自清华美院、中央圣马丁等 顶尖院校;未来,品牌还计划签约全球新锐艺术家、联动二次元及影视 IP、与博物馆等专业机构共创,进一步拓宽 IP 矩阵的边界。 当潮玩从小众圈层的收藏爱好,成长为年规模超千亿的大众消费赛道,市场新玩家的出现从未停止。尤其近一年多时间,泡泡玛特业绩爆发式增长掀起的行 业震动,吸引了大量品牌入局。 亿级潮玩市场看似热闹非凡,但繁荣背后隐忧渐显:相似的造型、单薄的故事内核、缺乏新意的静态体验,让 IP 同质化成为新品牌突围的最大阻碍。 36氪接触到的「MOMOTOY」,破局思路则是以"萌系外观+智能交互+稀缺 ...
存量博弈 消费破局新十年——十个关键词,看懂中国消费存量竞争
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-12-13 00:33
2025年,经济挑战虽未消退,但对于充满创新韧性、价值洞察与变革勇气的市场主体,消费的黄金期才刚刚开 始。 12月12日,每日经济新闻联合海南国际经济发展局在海口举办"2025第十四届上市公司发展年会·国际消费新机遇 专场"。会上,每日经济新闻联合QuestMobile发布专属消费趋势报告。该报告以财经媒体的洞见为市场主体提供 穿越周期的战略参考——存量不是见顶,竞争也并非零和博弈,经济发展从"铺摊子"转向"上台阶"。未来属于兼 具创新韧性与长期视野、在提质增效中开辟增量空间的行动者。 国家"十五五"(2026年—2030年)规划显示,我国经济基础稳、优势多、韧性强、潜能大,长期向好的支撑条件 和基本趋势没有变。坚持高质量发展,是"十五五"时期经济社会发展必须遵循的原则之一,其中专门提到"做优 增量、盘活存量"。 存量竞争,是今年甚至是未来五年的经济发展关键词之一。存量竞争是指在经济增速放缓背景下,经济发展 从"铺摊子"转向"上台阶",从规模扩张转向质量提升,从争夺新增资源转向优化配置现有资源的竞争模式。 作为全国消费升级的前沿阵地和自贸港建设核心载体,海南2025年紧扣"做优增量、盘活存量"主线,在政策红利 ...
AI玩具终于起风,京东华为讯飞跑步入局,只因用户需要陪伴?
3 6 Ke· 2025-12-01 04:26
正在读这篇文章的大伙,小时候有没有幻想过拥有一只属于自己的"哆啦A梦"?想要的请举一下手。 嗯,虽然我隔着屏幕看不到,但我估计举手的人数绝对不在少数。 要我说,这种对"机械伙伴"的向往,其实刻在了很多人的DNA里。无论是《超能陆战队》里那个软乎乎的大白,还是《钢铁侠》里不仅能干活还能吐槽的 贾维斯,这种拥有自我意识、能懂你心思的机器人,应该没有人不想领回家吧。 有趣的是,在这个AI技术狂飙的2025年,科幻电影里的场景正在加速变成现实。 11月20日,京东京造宣布上线搭载JoyInside系统的AI毛绒玩具系列,目标群体锁定儿童与家庭市场,围绕想象力游戏、故事陪伴、知识启蒙与情绪感知展 开,构建"成长型陪伴玩具"场景,试图重新定义孩子与玩具、家庭与陪伴之间的关系结构。 然后,在前天的发布会上,除了备受瞩目的Mate 80系列手机,华为居然不声不响地掏出了一个让全场惊掉下巴的小玩意儿。 就是这个看起来憨态可掬、名字也土萌土萌的——智能憨憨。 (图源:华为) 官方宣称,这是首款搭载HarmonyOS 6原生情感引擎的桌面设备,主打共情治愈,售价直接定在了让人跌破眼镜的399元。 奇怪了,向来严肃的大厂们,怎么突然 ...
野生“带玩管家”出没上海迪士尼 从日赚1000元“卷到”350元 专家看到的却是500亿元“陪伴经济”
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-11-30 13:01
Core Viewpoint - The surge in visitor numbers at major theme parks like Shanghai Disneyland during the recent autumn break has exposed service gaps, leading to the emergence of "play guides" as a gray market response to the demand for personalized services [1][2][4] Group 1: Visitor Trends and Market Dynamics - Shanghai Disneyland received over 14.7 million visitors annually and was seen as a resilient option for holiday consumption, yet it struggled to manage the influx during the autumn break [1][3] - The autumn break has primarily driven tourism consumption in nearby travel markets, with families, especially those with school-age children, showing a strong preference for theme parks [2][3] - The potential consumer base in Zhejiang province alone could reach approximately 17.92 million, based on the number of school students and average family size [3] Group 2: Emergence of "Play Guides" - "Play guides" have emerged as a spontaneous market response to the lack of sufficient supply from official services, with some operating as intermediaries to profit from ticket resales and other services [2][6][11] - The pricing for "play guides" varies significantly, ranging from 60 to 1500 yuan, depending on the type of service and the number of participants [8][10] - The presence of "play guides" has raised concerns about the legality and regulation of their services, as many operate without proper licenses and can lead to consumer disputes [11][12] Group 3: Consumer Experience and Service Gaps - Visitors have reported long wait times and discrepancies between app-reported queue times and actual experiences, highlighting operational inefficiencies at Shanghai Disneyland [4][5] - The "play guides" offer various services, including route planning and discounts on food, which some consumers find valuable despite the risks associated with unregulated services [7][8] - The demand for personalized and efficient services has led to a growing acceptance of "play guides," which could evolve into a more formalized service sector if properly regulated [14][15] Group 4: Regulatory and Industry Perspectives - Industry experts suggest that the "play guide" phenomenon reflects a broader trend in the "accompanying economy," which is projected to reach a market size of 50 billion yuan by 2025 [14] - There is a call for the formalization of "play guides" into recognized service roles within the tourism industry, which could enhance consumer protection and service quality [15][17] - The lack of clear regulatory frameworks and the potential for increased operational costs pose challenges to the formalization of "play guides" as a legitimate service [16][17]
“野生”带玩管家出没迪士尼,从日赚上千卷到350元!专家看到的却是500亿元“陪伴经济”……
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-11-29 00:47
Core Insights - The surge in visitor numbers at Shanghai Disneyland and other theme parks during the autumn holiday has exposed service gaps, leading to the emergence of "play guides" as a gray market response to high demand [2][4][11] - The "play guides" are seen as a spontaneous market response to the lack of sufficient supply in the theme park industry, with a hidden profit chain involving intermediaries [3][18] - The demand for personalized services in the tourism sector is growing, with the "accompanying economy" projected to reach a market size of 500 billion yuan by 2025 [35][41] Group 1: Visitor Experience and Demand - Shanghai Disneyland experienced overwhelming crowds during the autumn holiday, with wait times for attractions reaching up to 150 minutes, highlighting the park's inability to manage the influx of visitors [4][11] - The autumn holiday has driven significant tourism consumption, particularly among families with school-aged children, with potential consumer groups estimated at around 17.92 million in Zhejiang province alone [6][7] - The park's strong brand and emotional connection with consumers make it a preferred choice for families seeking safe and enjoyable experiences during peak times [6][11] Group 2: Emergence of "Play Guides" - "Play guides" have emerged as a response to the high demand for personalized services, offering assistance in navigating the parks and even selling premium tickets at a markup [3][24] - The pricing for "play guide" services varies widely, from 60 yuan for online guidance to 1,500 yuan for personalized, on-site assistance, indicating a diverse market catering to different consumer needs [22][24] - The presence of "play guides" raises concerns about the legality and regulation of such services, as many operate without proper licenses and can lead to consumer risks [29][41] Group 3: Industry Response and Future Outlook - Industry experts suggest that rather than outright banning "play guides," there should be a move towards formalizing their role within the tourism sector, potentially transforming them into legitimate service providers [35][41] - The ongoing demand for personalized and efficient services indicates that if official offerings do not meet consumer expectations, the market will continue to fill the gap with informal services [35][41] - Regulatory frameworks may need to be established to ensure the safety and reliability of "play guides," including certification and oversight to protect consumers and maintain industry standards [41][41]