Core Viewpoint - Chengdu aims to enhance its silver economy through a three-year action plan (2025-2027), targeting an industry scale of over 110 billion yuan and the establishment of a national-level silver economy industrial park by 2027 [1][4][9]. Group 1: Development Goals - By 2027, the silver economy's development layout will be established, with a focus on distinctive advantages, aiming for an industry scale exceeding 110 billion yuan, the creation of a national-level high-standard silver economy industrial park, and the establishment of over 15 nationally influential silver economy enterprises [4][5][9]. - The plan includes promoting over 30 products and services into the national promotion directory [4][5]. Group 2: Development Structure - The action plan proposes a "1+3+7+N" development structure, which includes creating one national-level industrial park, three main carrying areas (Wenjiang, Jinjiang, Wuhou), and seven collaborative development areas [1][5]. - Each district will focus on specific sectors, such as Wenjiang on pharmaceutical research and intelligent manufacturing, Jinjiang on finance and cultural tourism, and Wuhou on medical and cultural resources [5][6]. Group 3: Key Areas of Focus - The plan emphasizes the development of various sectors, including: - **Elderly Care Services**: Establishing a five-level urban and three-level rural elderly care service system [7]. - **Smart Elderly Care Industry**: Promoting the development of smart wearable devices and health monitoring systems [7]. - **Rehabilitation Aids Industry**: Focusing on the development of high-end rehabilitation products [7]. - **Anti-Aging Industry**: Encouraging research and development in anti-aging technologies and products [7]. - **Elderly Biomedicine Industry**: Supporting the development of innovative drugs for age-related diseases [7]. - **Health Tourism Industry**: Creating high-end health tourism destinations [8]. - **Traditional Chinese Medicine for the Elderly**: Strengthening the development of TCM products and services tailored for the elderly [8]. Group 4: Implementation Actions - The action plan outlines several key actions, including: - **Technology Innovation Empowerment**: Establishing innovation platforms and encouraging collaboration between enterprises and research institutions [9]. - **Leading Enterprises Growth**: Building a tiered enterprise cultivation system to support the growth of silver economy enterprises [9]. - **Brand Product Cultivation**: Promoting the development of iconic silver economy products and establishing a product directory [9]. - **Creation of Specialized Parks**: Encouraging the establishment of specialized silver economy parks [9]. - **Major Project Attraction**: Aiming to implement over 60 key projects with investments exceeding 30 billion yuan by 2027 [9].

研究背景 截至2024年底，我国60岁及以上人口已达3.1亿，占总人口22.0%，预计2035年前后会有4亿老人，占比30%以上。随着人口老龄化加速，传统养老模式面临严峻挑 战。与此同时，科技革命为养老产业带来新机遇，智慧养老作为融合人工智能、物联网、大数据等技术的新兴产业，正成为应对老龄化挑战的重要解决方案。 党中央、国务院高度重视智慧养老发展，《"十四五"国家老龄事业发展和养老服务体系规划》明确提出"推动智慧健康养老产业发展"，将"发展银发经济"作为应对老 龄化的重要抓手。智慧养老通过"技术+服务"双轮驱动，不仅能满足老年人多层次需求，也为银发经济发展开辟新路径。在此背景下，系统梳理智慧养老产业生态、 研判技术应用趋势、挖掘创新商业模式，不仅是回应社会需求的现实选择，更是推动产业从"野蛮生长"向"高质量发展"转型的关键支撑。 征集 目的 艾瑞研究院规划于2025年发布《中国智慧养老行业研究报告》，梳理行业发展脉络，点明行业发展趋势，激发市场活力，提振行业信心。报告将展示行业优质厂商 成功实践案例，将为行业从业者、投资者和研究者等各类主体提供参考与借鉴。 在此背景下，艾瑞咨询研究院正式开启智慧养老产业厂商征 ...

Group 1 - The 2025 Shenzhen International Smart Elderly Care Industry Expo concluded, attracting over 260 companies and showcasing more than 2,000 smart elderly care products, with a total of 63,000 professional visitors and over 100,000 online viewers [1] - The expo was guided by the Shenzhen Civil Affairs Bureau and aimed to create a comprehensive industry collaboration platform covering R&D, manufacturing, services, and finance, under the theme "Empowering Technology, Activating New Momentum for the Silver Economy" [1] - A series of supply-demand matching activities were held, resulting in hundreds of companies reaching cooperation intentions, with international procurement teams and investment institutions actively participating to enhance the expo's international influence [1] Group 2 - The first "Shen Ye Health Cup" Elderly Art Festival was held, with 181 teams and nearly 2,000 participants, and over 58,000 online votes cast [2] - The Silver Age Consumption Festival linked with the elderly subsidy policy, processing over 1,000 subsidy applications and driving consumption exceeding 10 million [2] - The expo hosted over 20 high-level forums, promoting Chinese elderly care solutions internationally, with the "Silver Age Without Borders: Global Common Good" initiative receiving responses from over ten countries and regions [2]

Group 1 - The 2025 Smart Health and Elderly Care Forum was successfully held in Shougang Park, focusing on the theme of "New Pattern of Silver Economy and All-domain Health and Elderly Care Ecosystem" [1] - The forum aims to explore new paths, models, and mechanisms for the development of health and elderly care that align with China's national conditions [1] - The establishment of the "Deep Blue Think Tank Elderly Care Industry Research Institute" marks a new phase for the Smart Health and Elderly Care Forum, aiming to drive innovation in the elderly care industry [1] Group 2 - The rapid aging of the population in China has become a national strategy, with nearly 100 special policies and implementation plans launched in Beijing [3] - The silver economy is projected to reach approximately 7 trillion yuan in 2023, accounting for 6% of GDP, and is expected to exceed 30 trillion yuan by 2035, representing 10% of GDP [3] - The penetration rate of smart elderly care products is only 3.8%, indicating both challenges and opportunities within the industry [3] Group 3 - The concept of "all-domain collaboration" is essential for breaking through challenges in the smart elderly care industry, integrating financial support, technological innovation, and medical services [4] - The Beijing Business Daily aims to continue being an observer, connector, and promoter of the industry, facilitating the transition from policy vision to practical implementation [5] Group 4 - The development path for the elderly care industry includes leveraging trustworthy data spaces to drive digital transformation and high-quality development [6] - The integration of technology in the elderly care ecosystem is seen as a market advantage, meeting the rigid demands of the elderly while creating new consumption needs [7] Group 5 - Various companies are collaborating to build a comprehensive elderly care service network, addressing aspects from living environments to community support [9] - The "Elderly Care Meal" project by Ele.me aims to provide safe and reliable meal delivery services to the elderly, addressing funding challenges through collaboration with government and enterprises [9] - The introduction of self-service dining models for elderly care by Huafang Catering addresses dietary needs, with standards established to promote industry development [10] Group 6 - There is a growing multi-dimensional focus on health, with 84% of people concerned about physical health and 81% about mental health, expanding the functional food consumer base [11] - Companies are innovating in product forms and expanding channels to enhance competitiveness in the functional food market [11] - The development of elderly-friendly furniture involves redesigning new products and adapting existing ones to meet the needs of elderly consumers [11]

Group 1 - The third Shenzhen International Smart Elderly Care Industry Expo, themed "Empowering Technology, Activating New Momentum for the Silver Economy," will be held from September 12 to 14 at the Shenzhen Convention Center [1] - The expo will gather over 200 elderly care companies from around the world, showcasing more than 2,000 innovative products that integrate artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and robotics technology [1] - The event will cover the entire industry chain, from smart home care to health and wellness tourism [1]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of technology into various sectors is driving new consumption patterns and opportunities in China, particularly in healthcare, elderly care, smart home, and cultural tourism, contributing to a significant increase in retail sales despite external uncertainties [1]. Group 1: Internet Healthcare - The "Zijing AI Doctor" system, launched by Tsinghua University, features 42 AI doctors covering over 300 diseases, achieving a diagnostic accuracy of 93.06% for respiratory diseases [2]. - By the end of 2024, the number of internet healthcare users in China is expected to reach 418 million, accounting for 37.7% of internet users [2]. - The internet hospital market is projected to exceed 1.2 trillion yuan by 2030, with AI doctors participating in 80% of initial diagnoses [3]. Group 2: Smart Elderly Care - The aging population in China, with over 300 million people aged 60 and above, is driving the growth of the silver economy, leading to innovations in smart elderly care [4]. - Sales of elderly care services increased by 65.5% in the first quarter of this year, while health monitoring devices saw a 41.6% rise in sales [5]. - Technologies such as AI and IoT are making elderly care more proactive, shifting consumer behavior from "passive care" to "active enjoyment of life" [5]. Group 3: Smart Home - Haier's innovations in smart home appliances, such as the automatic range hood, are enhancing user experience and driving sales growth across various product categories [6][7]. - The export of home appliances from China increased by 6.1% in the first five months of 2025, indicating a strong global demand for digital smart home products [8]. - The trend towards full-home digitalization is expected to cover over 90% of new residential buildings in the next decade [8]. Group 4: Cultural Tourism - The use of advanced technologies like VR and AR in cultural tourism is creating immersive experiences, significantly enhancing consumer engagement [10][11]. - The digital tourism industry is projected to generate 58.9 billion yuan in revenue in 2024, reflecting a 9.8% growth from the previous year [11]. - Future developments in cultural tourism will focus on highly customized immersive experiences, aligning with consumer preferences and behaviors [11].

Group 1 - The third Shenzhen International Smart Elderly Care Industry Expo and the first Shenzhen Health Robot Competition will be held from September 12 to 14 at the Shenzhen Convention Center, featuring over 200 elderly care companies and showcasing more than 2,000 innovative products integrating AI, IoT, and robotics [1] - The expo will feature seven themed exhibition areas highlighting technological breakthroughs and applications in the smart elderly care sector, including service robots, smart elderly care systems, anti-aging technology, and smart medical devices [1] - Major companies such as De Yi Technology and Shanghai Jun Control will present the latest advancements in robotics, while leading firms like Huawei and Qi Sheng Technology will showcase cutting-edge technologies and products [1] Group 2 - The "Xingye Bank Cup" first Shenzhen Health Robot Competition will take place concurrently, with projects covering five categories: smart care, intelligent companionship, smart monitoring, health promotion, and smart entertainment, addressing various scenarios such as mobility assistance and health monitoring [2] - The expo will serve as the largest offline platform for the Shenzhen Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau's "Home Adaptation Subsidy Policy," featuring a Shenzhen Silver Age Consumption Festival with over a thousand smart products available for experience and direct purchase [1] - The event will include more than 20 high-level forums, with the main forum focusing on "Technology Empowerment, Activating New Dynamics of the Silver Economy," bringing together top academic experts and industry leaders for in-depth discussions on building a smart elderly care ecosystem [1]

记者从会上获悉，该展将于2025年9月12日至14日在深圳会展中心（福田）7号、8号馆启幕。 2025年8月28日，第三届深圳国际智慧养老产业博览会（以下简称"深圳智慧养老展"）暨"兴业银行 杯"首届深圳康养机器人大赛新闻媒体通气会在深圳市民政局举行。 "以展兴业"：构建开放型湾区银发经济圈 深圳市民政局党组成员、副局长吴远翔指出，深圳高度重视养老事业和产业发展，认真落实国家关于积 极应对人口老龄化的决策部署，紧扣培育发展高精尖产品和高品质服务核心任务。一方面，搭建养老事 业产业协同发展的政策体系，出台《深圳市养老服务投资扶持政策措施清单》等系列文件，加快研制出 台促进银发经济高质量发展政策举措；另一方面，立足深圳先进制造和科技创新优势，推动智慧养老展 示消费体验中心、深圳智慧养老展、银发经济产业园等产业平台建设。 在此基础上，深圳进一步推动金融服务、生物医药、机器人等优势产业向养老领域延伸布局，加快推动 养老产业朝着规模化、标准化、集群化、品牌化方向发展，全力推动深圳产品和服务走向全国、迈向全 球，培育新的经济增长点。深圳将科技创新确立为应对老龄化挑战的核心引擎，强化"三个统筹"、深 化"五个赋能"，以事业 ...

Core Insights - The smart elderly care industry is emerging as a vital sector that integrates modern technology into elderly services, addressing the diverse needs of the aging population in China [1] - Financial support from commercial banks is crucial for the development of the smart elderly care industry, especially during its initial and research phases [1] Group 1: Current Support Models by Commercial Banks - Cross-industry integration is being explored, with banks collaborating with insurance companies to innovate financial services for elderly care [2] - Diverse financial services are required due to the multifaceted nature of the smart elderly care industry, which includes rehabilitation equipment manufacturing and high-end medical technology [2] - Banks are establishing smart elderly care financial service systems by partnering with elderly service institutions and leveraging financial technology [3] Group 2: Risk Management and Credit Classification - Digital management of business risks is essential for enhancing the efficiency of elderly care financial services [4] - Commercial banks are categorizing credit applicants based on the characteristics of the smart elderly care industry, offering tailored financial products [5] Group 3: Financing Challenges in the Smart Elderly Care Industry - The industry faces challenges in securing precise financial services due to its diverse and specialized business models [6] - The valuation of intangible assets in smart elderly care companies is difficult, complicating the provision of bank services [7] - Many smart elderly care enterprises have limited financing sources and face challenges in adapting to traditional bank approval processes [7] Group 4: Strategic Recommendations for Commercial Banks - Banks should closely monitor national policies supporting the smart elderly care industry and align their services accordingly [8] - There is a need for banks to enhance their understanding of the market dynamics within the smart elderly care sector to better meet the financial needs of enterprises [9] - Large commercial banks should leverage their full-service capabilities to provide comprehensive financial solutions to smart elderly care companies [10] Group 5: Risk Prevention Strategies - Banks must implement various measures to enhance risk prevention capabilities for smart elderly care enterprises, utilizing policy financing tools to reduce costs [11] - The use of AI and big data technologies can help banks analyze industry data and identify potential risks [11]

Group 1 - The company has been steadily advancing smart elderly care projects in various cities including Hangzhou, Wenzhou, and Ningbo [2] - The company is collaborating with Japan's Junpu Aikikai on AI elderly care project integration and has completed the development of the second phase of the smart elderly care system [2] - The company plans to continue increasing efforts in the construction and implementation of smart elderly care projects in the future [2]