Core Viewpoint - The Beijing municipal government is enhancing support for pilot testing platforms to promote the integration of technological and industrial innovation, aiming to establish 10 national-level and 50 municipal-level pilot platforms by 2030 [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The new measures include 14 policy initiatives focused on improving pilot testing service capabilities, optimizing the service ecosystem, and strengthening support mechanisms [2]. - Financial support for new independent pilot platforms will be increased, with investment subsidies of up to 45% or 35% for fixed assets [2]. Group 2: Focus Areas for Platform Development - The development of pilot platforms will focus on key industries, including next-generation information technology and smart connected new energy vehicles, with subsidies based on 25% of total investment, capped at 50 million yuan [2][3]. - Four types of pilot platforms will receive priority support: innovation centers, leading enterprises, technology commercialization lines, and research institutions offering testing services [3]. Group 3: Resource Sharing and Collaboration - The measures encourage universities and research institutions to open their resources, such as testing facilities and equipment, to startups and research teams, reducing the barriers for technology commercialization [4]. - Collaborative efforts will be made to establish cross-regional pilot transformation bases in fields like hydrogen energy and biomedicine, enhancing the synergy of innovation across the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region [4].