近日，2025天津国际银发经济博览会（以下简称银博会）在国家会展中心（天津）举行，静海区多家企 业积极参展。其中，天津子牙经济技术开发区高新产业园（以下简称高新产业园）携7家核心企业集中 亮相，并成功签约2单重点项目，助力银发经济发展。 走进展会的高新产业园银发经济展区，康复辅 具、医养健康产品、医疗器械等各类适老产品琳琅满目，吸引不少市民前来体验，详细询问产品功能与 使用方法。作为此次展会的"重头戏"，高新产业园签约强脉冲光干眼治疗仪规模化生产、医工融合创新 转化平台两大重点项目，不仅为区域银发经济高质量发展注入新动能，更按下了国家级银发经济产业园 建设的"加速键"。（天津日报） ...

Core Points - A new company named Fengcheng Yuzhang Optical Co., Ltd. has been established with a registered capital of 50,000 RMB [1] - The legal representative of the company is Wang Shuting [1] Business Scope - The company is authorized to operate in the following areas: - Third-class medical device sales - Food sales (subject to approval by relevant authorities) [1] - General business activities include: - Second-class medical device sales - Sales of eyeglasses (excluding contact lenses) - Sales of optical glass - Rehabilitation aid fitting services - Sales of health food (pre-packaged) - Sales of food (only pre-packaged food) - Sales of office supplies - Sales of daily necessities (excluding projects requiring approval) [1]

Core Insights - The forum on the silver economy held in Chengdu emphasized the importance of innovation in products and solutions for the elderly, capital empowerment, and collaborative efforts to enhance the quality of life for seniors [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Trends - The silver economy is seen as both a societal responsibility and a vast market opportunity, with a multi-layered and diversified elderly care service system rapidly developing across various regions [1]. - The integration of technology in elderly care is highlighted, with companies like Haier showcasing comprehensive solutions that cover health monitoring, sleep management, and mobility assistance, serving over 10 million users [5][6]. Group 2: Capital and Investment - Capital support is crucial for the deep integration of technology and elderly care, with Chengdu's Sci-Tech Investment Group focusing on hard tech sectors like biomedicine and AI to meet the demands of elderly healthcare [6]. - The silver economy is described as a comprehensive ecosystem involving healthcare, elderly care, and technology services, with capital playing a role in accelerating industry upgrades through innovation and policy guidance [6]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The Chengdu Silver Economy Industry Alliance aims to create a service hub that covers various aspects of the silver economy, including elderly services, smart elderly care, and community development [7]. - Local governments are actively developing unique collaborative models for the silver economy, with initiatives focusing on wellness tourism and community-based elderly care solutions [8][9]. Group 4: Company Initiatives - Companies are exploring innovative approaches to elderly care, such as creating embedded micro-nursing facilities and community wellness spaces, as demonstrated by Chengdu Aite Intelligent Manufacturing [9]. - The importance of building a comprehensive elderly health service network is emphasized, with calls for collaboration across government, industry, and society to enhance elderly care services [9].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the increasing aging population in Changzhou, with the elderly population expected to reach 1.2947 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 24.04% of the total resident population, indicating a deepening aging trend [1][2] - Changzhou is implementing policies to enhance elderly care, including raising the basic pension for urban and rural residents to 490 yuan per month and distributing approximately 110 million yuan in respect funds to benefit many elderly individuals [1][2] - The city has established a comprehensive elderly care service network, with over 22,000 beds available in 109 elderly care institutions, and 95% of these are operated by social forces, alongside community-based services covering over 150,000 elderly individuals [1][2] Group 2 - The health service system for the elderly is being optimized, with 122 elderly-friendly medical institutions established and a "zero waiting" policy for seniors over 80 years old, benefiting 312,000 individuals [2] - Changzhou is fostering the silver economy by developing new industries such as rehabilitation aids and smart elderly care, with 7 products selected for national promotion [2] - The city has also focused on cultural and educational activities for the elderly, achieving a 32% participation rate in community education programs and providing over one million training sessions through "smart elderly assistance" initiatives [2][3]

Core Insights - The development of the silver economy is crucial for addressing the needs of the aging population and is a key component of China's strategy to cope with demographic changes [1][2][12] Policy and Market Dynamics - Continuous policy support from various government sectors has led to increased social capital interest and investment in the silver economy, enhancing market vitality [2][9] - The number of elderly care-related enterprises in China is projected to reach approximately 160,000 by the end of 2024, marking a 24.36% increase from 2023 [2] Focus Areas for Elderly Welfare - Prioritizing care for elderly individuals with disabilities is essential, alongside promoting health initiatives and integrating medical and elderly care services [2][3] - The seven key areas of focus for elderly welfare include meal assistance, home care, community services, health care, elderly care, cultural and sports activities, and rural elderly care [3] Technological Integration - The integration of artificial intelligence, IoT, and big data is expected to reshape elderly care services, although there is still a gap in technology tailored for the elderly [7][9] - Smart wearable devices and home systems can provide health monitoring and remote care, representing potential growth points in the silver economy [7] Financial and Policy Support - Financial institutions are encouraged to provide long-term credit support for sectors with growth potential, such as dementia care and smart elderly services [10][11] - The establishment of a unified statistical system for the silver economy is necessary for effective industry analysis and policy evaluation [13] Challenges and Opportunities - The silver economy faces challenges such as the need for supply-side innovation, sustainable social capital investment, and a shortage of skilled talent [12][13] - Expanding elderly consumption is seen as a way to transform demographic pressures into economic growth, necessitating income improvements for the elderly [12]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of technology in the upcoming Special Olympics is highlighted as a key feature, emphasizing the importance of creating an accessible environment for athletes with disabilities [1][2]. Group 1: Technological Innovations - Guangdong has developed advanced assistive devices, including AI bionic legs, brain-machine interface wheelchairs, 3D-printed orthotics, and flexible wearable monitors, showcasing the rapid growth of the rehabilitation assistive device industry [1]. - The event will serve as a platform to showcase "Guangdong Manufacturing," with the government promoting high-quality development in the assistive device industry through new materials and smart technologies [2]. - A smart wheelchair developed by Guangdong Dayang Medical Technology Co., Ltd. features a range of safety functions and can autonomously return to a charging dock, with plans to deploy it in over 50 competition venues [3]. Group 2: Accessibility and Humanitarian Efforts - The event emphasizes the importance of creating a barrier-free environment, with 2,398 accessible seating areas and 305 accessible restrooms set up across 36 competition venues [6]. - The organizing committee has implemented a volunteer training program to enhance understanding of the needs of disabled individuals, ensuring better service during the event [7]. - The event will feature high-tech interactive experience zones showcasing over 50 latest rehabilitation assistive devices, allowing athletes and spectators to engage with "Guangdong Manufacturing" [5].

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].

本报（chinatimes.net.cn）记者王晓慧 北京报道 9月中旬，在2025年中国国际福祉博览会上，一组特殊的"时空对话"正在上演。 记者在一则企业的图册上看到，首届博览会展出的机械假肢静静陈列，金属关节泛着工业时代的冷光； 而博览会现场的展柜旁，一位截肢患者正通过肌电智能假肢灵活抓取玻璃杯，传感器捕捉的肌肉电信号 在屏幕上实时跳动。 从"金属冷光下的静态陈列"到"肌电传感下的灵活抓取"，两组画面的对比，直观呈现出我国辅具从传统 机械假肢的功能单一化，向肌电智能假肢"科技赋能、贴合实用"的跨越式发展，而这，亦是连续18届参 展的"元老级"企业，在行业深耕中持续突破、推动技术革新的生动缩影，其展品变迁恰是助推中国助残 科技从蹒跚起步到全球领跑的生动注脚。 在本届博览会上，奥托博克（中国）工业有限公司、佛山东方医疗设备厂有限公司、上海互邦智能康复 设备股份有限公司、天津市泰斯特仪器有限公司和常州市钱璟康复股份有限公司5家企业，以连续18年 未曾缺席的坚守，勾勒出一幅科技助残的产业进化图谱。 "18年的参展，是企业与中国辅具市场的一场'双向奔赴'。"奥托博克（中国）工业有限公司的工作人员 接受《华夏时报》记 ...

Core Insights - The China International Welfare Expo has reached its 18th year, marking a significant milestone in the development of the welfare industry in China [1] - The expo has evolved from showcasing basic assistive devices to featuring advanced technologies such as flexible exoskeleton robots and brain-machine interface rehabilitation systems [3] - The event has transformed into a platform that not only displays products but also integrates academic discussions, enhancing the visibility of assistive technology and promoting inclusive development [2][3] Industry Development - The first expo in 2007 was a modest beginning, focusing on basic assistive devices and primarily featuring domestic companies [1] - By 2008, the expo gained national attention, attracting over 100,000 visitors and promoting the concept of "technology for disability assistance" [2] - The international participation increased significantly by 2011, with 17 countries represented, indicating a new phase of international cooperation in the assistive device sector [2] Technological Advancements - The 2023 expo showcased cutting-edge products, highlighting the transition to an era of intelligent assistive technologies [3] - The event featured a special exhibition for the centenary of Rehabilitation International, emphasizing global collaboration and innovation in the field [3] Social Impact - The expo has become a key indicator of social progress in China, reflecting the shift from merely providing assistance to empowering individuals with disabilities [3][4] - The growth of the expo, from over 100 exhibitors to more than 400 leading brands, demonstrates a commitment to improving the quality of assistive devices and fostering an inclusive environment [3]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Welfare Expo and China International Rehabilitation Expo will focus on technological innovations in assistive devices for people with disabilities and the elderly, showcasing advancements that enhance their quality of life [2][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The Welfare Expo, organized by the China Disabled Persons' Federation, has been held 17 times since 2007 and has become a significant platform for assistive devices and rehabilitation technology [2]. - The event will take place from September 12 to 14 at the National Convention Center in Beijing, with the theme "Empowering Technology, Sharing Welfare" [2][5]. - This year's expo will feature over 400 domestic and international companies, showcasing more than 10,000 innovative assistive products [6][7]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The expo will highlight the latest technological innovations in assistive devices, including brain-computer interfaces, smart prosthetics, AR glasses, and brain-controlled wheelchairs [2][5]. - An innovation product launch stage will be introduced, featuring over 100 products from more than 80 companies, including AI sign language translation devices and smart wheelchairs [5][6]. Group 3: Accessibility and Services - The expo aims to enhance the service level for disabled individuals by implementing a comprehensive accessibility plan, ensuring that all attendees can independently navigate the venue [7]. - Various accessibility features will be provided, including tactile maps, multilingual translation devices, and AI sign language robots [7]. Group 4: International Collaboration - The expo will promote international cooperation in the assistive device sector, with participation from over 80 international companies from 17 countries, including Canada, South Korea, and Germany [8]. - Representatives from global organizations such as the World Health Organization and UNICEF will share insights on assistive device needs and collaboration opportunities [8].