近日，第一届海峡两岸（厦门）银发博览会在厦门国际会展中心举办。活动现场，"养老机器人"以可定 制容貌、声音并能进行基础交互的功能，成为现场关注焦点之一。 从技术实现路径上看，这款产品整合了目前相对成熟的技术模块，声音克隆、外貌仿真、移动避障等核 心能力，其技术根基大多来源于已有商业应用（如导航语音、蜡像、扫地机器人）的跨界融合与场景化 改造。然而，在肯定其创新与实用价值的同时，也要清醒地看到当前养老机器人的能力边界。据了解， 这款养老机器人核心功能仍集中于陪伴对话与安防联动，无法承担复杂家务或替代人力照护。 展望未来，养老机器人的发展必将伴随人工智能、材料科学和情感计算等技术的进步而不断演化。无论 技术如何演进，其根本评价尺度应始终回归到它是否真正提升了老年人的生活质量与生命尊严。当科技 能以谦逊、温情的姿态，去回应那些因年龄增长而凸显的情感与照护需求，才真正闪耀着以人为本的光 芒。 情感功能的强化，直指当代养老体系中长期被忽视的需求之一——精神孤独。在物质供给与身体照料之 外，许多老人面临的是日复一日无人交流的寂寥。机器人通过日常对话、记忆唤醒乃至定制亲人形象进 行互动，目的是提供一种持续的情感响应与心理慰 ...

来自工业和信息化部赛迪研究院消费品工业所等机构的专家认为，银发经济的供给结构，正在从依赖人 力转向智能应用，实现从"被动照护"向"主动健康"的转型升级。行业发展正体现出一些新趋势：融合化 发展重塑产业生态、精准化服务成为核心竞争力、普惠化渗透扩大产业规模、集聚化发展打造产业高 地。 据介绍，上海徐汇已将"引育高能级项目发展、推动养老产业融通创新、支持标杆应用场景建设、推动 前沿技术平台发展、赋能运营要素统筹支撑、鼓励高质量标准创制、支持开展交流合作、做实做细人才 服务保障"等十方面重点内容，纳入养老智能化发展支持范围，重点布局养老辅助机器人、养老机构智 能化管理、老年认知障碍数智化服务、特殊老年人智能关爱等细分项目。 新华财经上海12月12日电（记者李荣）新兴技术的发展，将为银发经济带来新的增长点。2025上海银发 科技产业周暨发展大会12日在徐汇西岸启幕。业内专家认为，"银发科技"的创新突破，正在重塑银发经 济的供给结构。 上海徐汇正全面推进"人工智能+养老"创新实践区高地建设，积极落实"人工智能+养老"制度建设、企业 对接和场景应用，聚力打造一个全周期的赋能平台，发布一类引领性的政策规范，建设一批标杆性的 ...

"小悉，今天天气怎么样？""小悉，给我播报下今天的新闻。"这是杭州市钱塘区杭州千与和智想居家养 老中心，正在沐足的王爷爷（化名）与智慧养老机器人"小悉"之间进行的对话。随即，小悉根据王爷爷 的问话，声音温和甜美地给出应答。"好像和我的小孙子在对话一样，很可爱，很机灵，也很温馨。" 此外，机器人还能与老人进行多轮对话，分享心事、讲述故事、询问问题等。于老人而言，机器人既 是"知心伙伴"又是"健康管家"。 "王爷爷，小悉记得您有高血压，饮食上要注意盐分摄入，多吃蔬菜，油脂也得控制……"除了提供情感 陪护，"小悉"更为重要的功能是能够实时监测各项健康指标，还能生成包括电子处方、体检报告以及健 康史（如既往病史、药物过敏史）的细致健康档案。 科技改变生活，创新引领未来。作为当前最需要，也最值得进行智能化和科技化升级的领域之一，养老 行业出于现实需求，一直期待"养老服务机器人"可以真正落地"寻常百姓家"。 近日，工业和信息化部、民政部联合公布了《智能养老服务机器人结对攻关与场景应用试点项目名 单》，入围的32个智能养老服务机器人项目，将围绕情感陪护、康复支持、生活照料、移乘转运、辅助 行走等10类养老服务场景进行技术结 ...

Core Insights - The Shanghai Aging Technology Industry Park is showcasing innovative aging technology products aimed at addressing the needs of the elderly population in Shanghai, which is experiencing significant aging demographics [1][2][3] Group 1: Aging Population Statistics - By the end of 2024, the elderly population (aged 60 and above) in Shanghai is projected to reach 5.7762 million, accounting for 37.6% of the total population [2] - The "Shanghai Action Plan for Promoting Aging Technology Innovation Development (2024-2027)" aims to establish a highland for aging technology innovation and industry development by 2027 [2] Group 2: Industry Development and Infrastructure - The Shanghai Aging Technology Industry Park, covering an area of 1.3 square kilometers, consists of two main functional areas: "Evergreen Years: Innovation R&D Zone" and "Silver Hair: Industry Bearing Zone" [2] - The park has established public service platforms for R&D testing, demonstration, and incubation, collaborating with universities and research institutions for technology project development [2][3] Group 3: Innovative Products and Solutions - The park features various innovative products, including a "Nano Bath Cabin" that cleans disabled elderly individuals using only 500 milliliters of water in 15 minutes [3] - A lightweight exoskeleton robot developed by Shanghai Sanlian Ren Technology Co., Ltd. provides over 30% walking assistance for elderly individuals with lower limb weakness [3] - An intelligent adult diaper with real-time monitoring capabilities has been developed to enhance care for disabled elderly individuals [3] Group 4: Collaborative Initiatives - The "2025 Silver Technology Partner Program" received 189 project applications from 16 provinces, with 15 projects selected for acceleration, focusing on areas like smart monitoring and AI emotional companionship [4][5] - The program aims to facilitate the real-world application and iterative optimization of selected products in nursing homes [5] Group 5: Ecosystem Development - The Shanghai Aging Technology Industry Park is fostering collaboration among government, enterprises, and aging institutions to create a supportive ecosystem for the "silver economy" [6] - The park aims to provide a complete innovation ecosystem that includes scene matching, data loops, and commercial transformation [6] Group 6: Future Goals - The goal is to establish a world-class aging technology industry park within seven years, with an expected industry scale exceeding 20 billion yuan, positioning Shanghai as a leader in the "silver economy" [7]

Core Insights - The consumption philosophy of the elderly is shifting from "cost-effectiveness" to "intelligent products" [10] Group 1: Elderly Consumer Trends - Elderly individuals are increasingly adopting fashionable and technological lifestyles, as evidenced by the popularity of products like exoskeletons and smart health devices [3][10] - Sales of elderly-friendly products have seen significant growth, with categories like mobility aids and hearing devices nearing a scale of 20 billion [10] - The elderly market is projected to grow significantly, with the silver economy expected to reach 30 trillion by 2035, accounting for 10% of GDP [19] Group 2: Innovative Products and Technologies - New technologies are being developed for elderly care, such as AI-driven exoskeletons that provide tailored support for mobility [11][14] - Smart health products, including sleep monitoring rings and non-invasive blood glucose monitors, have seen sales increase by over 200% year-on-year [10] - Innovative products like smart diapers that enhance comfort and dignity for the elderly have gained market traction [13] Group 3: Lifestyle and Leisure Activities - The elderly are engaging in diverse leisure activities, including music, photography, and travel, reflecting a trend towards "self-fulfilling consumption" [20][33] - The market for elderly cultural and entertainment services has grown, with sales in related sectors increasing by over 20% [33] - Elderly individuals are actively participating in community activities, such as forming bands and taking photography classes, showcasing their vibrant lifestyles [22][29] Group 4: Service Supply and Innovation - The service supply for the elderly is rapidly evolving, with a focus on personalized and immersive experiences, including online courses and themed community spaces [34][36] - New initiatives like "silver consultants" are being introduced to assist elderly individuals with practical needs, enhancing their quality of life [42] - The demand for customized services, such as meal assistance and medical support, is driving innovation in the elderly care sector [42]

Core Viewpoint - The consumption concept of the elderly is shifting from "cost-effectiveness" to "intelligent" products, indicating a growing demand for smart and comfortable living solutions tailored for seniors [1][7][20]. Group 1: Market Trends - The sales of elderly-friendly products have significantly increased, with categories like mobility aids and hearing aids nearing a market size of 20 billion [5]. - In the first ten months of the year, innovative smart health products such as sleep monitoring rings and AI hearing aids saw transaction volume growth exceeding 7.6 times and transaction value growth over 200% [7]. - The silver economy in China is currently valued at approximately 7 trillion, accounting for about 6% of the GDP, and is projected to reach 30 trillion by 2035, representing 10% of the GDP [12]. Group 2: Product Innovations - New technologies are being developed for exoskeletons to provide better support for seniors with joint issues, with advancements in response times approaching 0.1 seconds [9]. - The introduction of smart products like sensing and communicating adult diapers has gained significant market attention [9][11]. Group 3: Consumer Behavior - The elderly are increasingly engaging in "self-pleasing consumption," investing in hobbies and activities such as music, photography, and travel, reflecting a vibrant retirement lifestyle [13][20]. - Sales in cultural entertainment, tourism services, and health services for the elderly have seen year-on-year increases of 20.7%, 26.2%, and 23.9% respectively [20]. Group 4: Service Supply Upgrades - The service supply for the elderly is rapidly innovating, with a rise in customized online courses and immersive offline experiences, enhancing the overall service ecosystem [21][23]. - The establishment of "silver consultants" has effectively addressed the urgent needs of the elderly, such as home modifications for better accessibility [27].

Core Insights - The number of newly established institutions in Beijing reached 278,100 in the first three quarters of 2025, representing a year-on-year growth of 21%, indicating a strong upward trend in both quantity and quality [1] Group 1: Digital Economy - The digital economy in Beijing is experiencing rapid growth, with 18,100 new institutions established, a year-on-year increase of 46.97% [2] - Within the digital economy, the application of digital technology accounts for over 60% (63.66%), with software development growing by 135.28% and information technology services increasing by 23.14%, together contributing 61.92% to the city's digital economic growth [2] - The new institutions in the digital economy are concentrated in the Plain New Town, with over 7,500 new establishments (up 51.37%) and in the central urban areas with over 7,400 new institutions (up 88.4%) [2] Group 2: Elderly Care Industry - The elderly care industry is expanding rapidly, with 138,600 new institutions established, a year-on-year growth of 30.54%, surpassing the city's average growth rate by 9.54 percentage points [3] - Institutions focused on elderly technology and smart elderly care services saw significant growth, with 95,100 new establishments (up 47%) and smart elderly care services alone increasing by 70.87% [3] - The central urban areas contributed 55,600 new elderly care institutions (up 54.59%), while the Plain New Town added 57,000 (up 44.31%), together accounting for over 80% of the total [3] Group 3: Cultural Industry - The cultural and related industries are showing steady recovery, with 33,600 new institutions established, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 17.57% [4] - Content creation and production institutions led the growth with 23,500 new establishments (up 19.42%), while cultural investment and operation institutions surged by 111.3% [4] - In the central urban areas, 15,600 new cultural institutions were established (up 49%), while the Plain New Town saw 11,400 new institutions (up 29.34%), together representing over 80% of the total [4] Overall Summary - The overall trend indicates a robust growth in newly established institutions across key sectors such as digital economy, elderly care, and cultural industries, contributing to the high-quality economic development of the capital [1][2][3][4]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of technology is essential for providing effective elderly care, emphasizing the need for both institutional support and innovative technological solutions [1] Group 1 - The development of various types of elderly care robots is highlighted as a significant advancement in the sector [1] - The incorporation of smart technology into elderly-friendly renovations enhances the quality and accessibility of care services [1] - Modern technology enables more precise, convenient, and personalized elderly care services [1]

Group 1 - In the first three quarters of this year, Beijing established 278,100 new institutions, representing a year-on-year increase of 21% [1] - The central urban areas accounted for 115,200 new institutions, a growth of 42.42%, making up 41.43% of the total [1] - The digital economy sector saw the establishment of 18,100 new institutions, with a significant growth of 46.97%, particularly in software development which grew by 135.28% [1] Group 2 - The cultural and related industries in Beijing continued to show recovery growth, with 33,600 new institutions established in the first three quarters, marking a 17.57% increase [2] - The content creation and production sector contributed 23,500 new institutions, growing by 19.42% [2] - Cultural investment and operation institutions surged by 111.3%, driven by the integration of cultural tourism funds and performing arts investment platforms [2]

Core Insights - The number of newly established institutions in Beijing reached 278,100 in the first three quarters of this year, representing a year-on-year growth of 21%, indicating a strong upward trend in both quantity and quality [1][5] - The smart elderly care service sector saw the most significant growth, with 11,300 new establishments, marking a year-on-year increase of 70.87% [1][4] Industry Summaries Elderly Care Industry - The elderly care industry established 138,600 new institutions, a year-on-year increase of 30.54%, surpassing the city's average growth rate by 9.54 percentage points [4] - Institutions focused on elderly technology and smart elderly care services accounted for 95,100 new establishments, with a year-on-year growth of 47% [4] - The central urban area contributed 55,600 new elderly care institutions, a growth of 54.59%, while the plain new city added 57,000, growing by 44.31% [4] Digital Economy - The digital economy and its core industries saw 18,100 new institutions, with a year-on-year increase of 46.97% [3] - Software development experienced a remarkable growth of 135.28%, while information technology services grew by 23.14%, together contributing 61.92% of the city's digital economy increment [3] - The plain new city established over 7,500 new digital economy institutions, a growth of 51.37%, while the central urban area added over 7,400, growing by 88.4% [3] Cultural Industry - The cultural and related industries continued to recover, with 33,600 new institutions established, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 17.57% [4] - Content creation and production institutions led the sector with 23,500 new establishments, growing by 19.42% [4] - The central urban area saw 15,600 new cultural institutions, a growth of 49%, while the plain new city added 11,400, growing by 29.34% [4] Overall Economic Development - The overall growth in newly established institutions in Beijing indicates a robust momentum in key sectors such as the digital economy, elderly care, and cultural industries, contributing to the multi-faceted support for high-quality economic development in the capital [5]