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]

Core Insights - The Shenzhen International Smart Elderly Care Industry Expo will take place from September 12 to 14, 2025, at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center, showcasing advancements in elderly care technology and services [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Development - Shenzhen is prioritizing the development of the elderly care industry, implementing policies to support high-quality growth in the silver economy, including the introduction of investment support measures [3][4]. - The city aims to leverage its strengths in advanced manufacturing and technological innovation to create platforms such as the Smart Elderly Care Expo and the Silver Economy Industrial Park [3][4]. Group 2: International Collaboration - The expo will feature a "Double City Joint Exhibition" strategy with Hong Kong, facilitating resource sharing and collaboration in elderly care services [4]. - An international exhibition area will host over 30 organizations from Hong Kong, showcasing cross-border elderly care financial services and smart care systems [4]. Group 3: Product Showcase - The expo will gather over 200 elderly care enterprises, displaying more than 2,000 innovative products that integrate AI, IoT, and robotics, covering the entire elderly care service chain [5][6]. - Seven themed exhibition areas will highlight breakthroughs in smart elderly care technologies, including care robots and smart medical devices [6]. Group 4: Forums and Discussions - The main forum will focus on "Technology Empowerment, Activating New Dynamics in the Silver Economy," featuring discussions on creating a smart elderly care ecosystem [7]. - Various specialized forums will provide platforms for sharing insights and exploring industry trends, including a forum on financial empowerment in the elderly care sector [8]. Group 5: Innovation and Competitions - The expo will introduce the "Xingye Bank Cup" inaugural Shenzhen Elderly Care Robot Competition, focusing on practical applications of robots in elderly care scenarios [9][10]. - The competition aims to bridge the gap between expert recognition and market acceptance, facilitating the transition of innovative technologies into real-world applications [10].

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]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the integration of advanced technologies into daily life, particularly in the field of smart elderly care, showcasing the potential of AI and innovative solutions to address the challenges posed by an aging population [1][4][10]. Group 1: Industry Challenges - China's aging population is accelerating, with projections indicating that by 2025, the population aged 60 and above will reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population [4]. - The rapid transition to a deeply aging society has occurred in just 21 years, significantly faster than in developed countries like the US and Germany [4]. - There is a severe shortage of healthcare personnel for the elderly, with a ratio of caregivers to disabled elderly individuals at 1:100, far below the international standard of 1:3 [5]. Group 2: Technological Solutions - The company "作为科技" has launched the AI⁺ Smart Elderly Care Health Platform (aiAging) to enhance the efficiency and safety of elderly care services, addressing the pressing needs of the industry [3][7]. - The platform integrates AI technology with IoT, big data, and cloud computing to create a closed-loop system for monitoring, early warning, intervention, and service [7][9]. - The platform aims to bridge three major gaps: the connection between children and the elderly, the efficiency of professional care services, and the fragmentation of information and resources in elderly care [7][9]. Group 3: Market Potential - The silver economy is rapidly growing, with over 367,000 companies currently operating in this sector in China, and 22,000 new registrations in the first half of 2025 alone [10]. - The shift towards intelligent solutions in elderly care is seen as the only viable path for industry development, with significant market opportunities for companies that can innovate and adapt [10][12]. - The company has established a strong competitive edge with over 300 technology patents and various international certifications, enhancing its market position [12][13]. Group 4: Investment Opportunities - The investment landscape is shifting towards companies that combine hardware and software solutions in the smart elderly care sector, with a focus on technological innovation and market demand [14][18]. - The company's integrated solution of smart hardware and AI platform is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for elderly care services, providing a clear path for business growth and scalability [18]. - Investors are increasingly looking for companies with strong technological foundations and clear business models in the smart elderly care space, indicating a ripe environment for potential "dark horse" investments [12][14].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the rapid integration of advanced technologies into daily life, particularly in the field of smart elderly care, highlighting the significant potential of the silver economy in China as the aging population grows [3][5][8]. Group 1: Challenges in Chinese Elderly Care - China's aging population is accelerating, with projections indicating that by 2025, the population aged 60 and above will reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population [9]. - The transition from an aging society to a deeply aging society has occurred in just 21 years, significantly faster than in developed countries like the U.S. and Germany [9]. - There is a severe shortage of healthcare professionals for the elderly, with a ratio of caregivers to disabled elderly individuals at 1:100, far below the international standard of 1:3 [9][11]. Group 2: Solutions Offered by the Company - The company has developed the AI⁺ Smart Elderly Care Health Platform (aiAging) to address the challenges in elderly care, focusing on improving service efficiency and safety [5][13]. - The platform integrates smart hardware and AI technology to create a closed-loop system for monitoring, early warning, intervention, and service, enhancing the overall care experience [13]. - The platform aims to bridge three major gaps: the connection between children and elderly parents, the efficiency of professional care services, and the fragmentation of information and resources in elderly care [11][13]. Group 3: Market Potential and Investment Opportunities - The silver economy in China is burgeoning, with over 367,000 companies currently operating in this sector, and 22,000 new registrations in the first half of 2025 alone [17]. - The company has established significant competitive advantages through over 300 technology patents and various international certifications, enhancing its market position [18][20]. - The investment landscape is shifting towards companies that combine hardware and software solutions, with the company being a prime example of this trend, demonstrating a clear path for business model scalability and revenue growth [22][23][25].

Core Insights - The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into elderly care services is rapidly evolving, creating a comprehensive care system that addresses health monitoring, emotional recognition, risk warning, and intelligent scheduling [1] - The AI+Elderly Care sector is emerging as a significant growth opportunity, driven by the aging population and the need for industry upgrades [1][2] - The World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC 2025) showcased over 800 companies and 3,000 cutting-edge technologies, highlighting the industry's focus on AI applications in elderly care [1] Industry Trends - By 2025, the elderly population in China will exceed 310 million, representing 22% of the total population, marking a significant demographic shift [2] - There are over 50 million elderly individuals with disabilities or semi-disabilities, accounting for 16% of the elderly population, indicating a growing demand for enhanced care services [3] - The CEO of a technology company identified three major gaps in current elderly care services: the connection between children and elderly, the efficiency of professional caregivers, and the fragmentation of care resources [3] Technological Advancements - AI+Elderly Care is transitioning from passive responses to proactive warnings, utilizing real-time monitoring of various data types to identify health risks [4] - The trend is shifting from isolated devices to integrated management of care scenarios, enhancing the overall efficiency of elderly care services [4] - AI is moving from experience-based services to data-driven approaches, allowing for personalized care solutions based on extensive data analysis [4] Company Overview - The technology company has developed the "AI Smart Elderly Health Platform" (aiAging), which integrates various care scenarios into a cohesive service model, addressing the needs of families, institutions, and governments [5] - The platform aims to alleviate the anxiety of family members unable to provide constant care and improve the efficiency of elderly care management [5] Market Potential - AI+Elderly Care is not merely an add-on but is becoming an essential infrastructure within the elderly care system, with long-term growth potential [6] - The company has established a robust platform architecture that integrates various care scenarios and supports multiple intelligent care robots, enhancing service capabilities [7][9] Data and Value Proposition - The platform collects high-density data on elderly health, care interactions, emotional states, and behavioral preferences, creating a natural barrier to entry for competitors [16] - The integration of AI technology allows for real-time risk prediction and continuous optimization of care services, leading to a feedback loop that enhances service intelligence [16] Investment Insights - The AI+Elderly Care sector is supported by government policies aimed at promoting technological advancements in elderly care, indicating a favorable investment environment [14] - The platform's ability to generate stable cash flow and its potential for data accumulation and model training present significant investment opportunities [12][21] - The company’s system architecture allows for modular replication across various care scenarios, facilitating growth and scalability [19]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the urgent need for the development of smart elderly care solutions in response to China's rapidly aging population, which is projected to reach 310 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 22% of the total population, and potentially 400 million by 2035, representing 30% [1]. Group 1: Research Background - The traditional elderly care model faces significant challenges due to accelerated population aging, while technological advancements present new opportunities for the elderly care industry [1]. - Smart elderly care, integrating AI, IoT, and big data, is highlighted as a crucial solution to address the challenges posed by an aging population [1]. - The Chinese government prioritizes the development of smart elderly care, as outlined in the "14th Five-Year Plan," which aims to promote the growth of the silver economy as a key strategy to tackle aging issues [1]. Group 2: Purpose of the Report - The iResearch Institute plans to release the "China Smart Elderly Care Industry Research Report" by 2025, aiming to outline industry development trends and stimulate market vitality [2]. - The report will showcase successful case studies from quality industry players, providing valuable insights for stakeholders including industry practitioners, investors, and researchers [2]. Group 3: Research Focus Areas - The report will define the concept and scope of the smart elderly care industry, detailing its development history and driving factors, and its significance within China's elderly care system [3]. - It will analyze the current state of the smart elderly care industry, including solutions, industry chain development, market size, and regional characteristics [3]. - The report will explore typical smart elderly care enterprises, examining their business models and strategies [3]. - Future trends in the industry will be investigated, focusing on potential product and service developments to guide decision-making for industry players and capital markets [3]. Group 4: Participation Value - Participating companies will have the opportunity to be featured in the iResearch report, enhancing their brand visibility and industry influence [5]. - The report will be disseminated through official iResearch platforms and various media channels, increasing exposure for participating firms [5]. - Companies will be invited to engage in online and offline events organized by iResearch, facilitating in-depth discussions with industry experts and investors [5]. Group 5: Target Companies - Both listed and unlisted companies involved in the smart elderly care sector, including those providing comprehensive solutions and digital transformation services, are encouraged to participate [6]. - Companies must have been engaged in smart elderly care-related business for at least two years [7]. - Participation requires having multiple practical case studies demonstrating successful implementation [8]. Group 6: Timeline for Participation - The call for participation is open from now until September 30, 2025, inviting relevant companies in the smart elderly care industry to engage in discussions [9].