评委们根据项目创新性、实用性、市场潜力等多个维度进行综合评分。经过激烈角逐，最终评选出 了一等奖2项、二等奖2项、三等奖3项。智能手康复机器人及假肢手（中国科学院苏州生物医学工程技 术研究所）、基于人形机器人的孤独症数字康复解决方案（上海元心智语科技有限公司）获得大赛一等 奖。 昨天（12月5日），苏州市首届科技助残创新产品推介会暨科技助残研发创新大赛举行。活动中， 苏州大学未来科学与工程学院、苏州市残疾人联合会达成实习实践合作协议，以苏州市科技助残孵化器 为窗口，展示高校最新的助残科技项目，同时链接科技助残企业为在校学生提供更多实习实践机会，推 动助残科技人才的培养与发展。 在创新大赛上，来自苏州大学、中国科学院苏州医工所等单位的7个科技助残创新项目登场，项目 涵盖盲、聋、肢、智、精5大类别，涉及智能辅具、康复机器人等多个领域，充分展示了科技在助残领 域的广泛应用和巨大潜力。 推介会上，6家科技型企业现场展示了前沿科技助残产品。这些产品涵盖多个领域，从智能辅助设 备到生物医疗技术，每一项都彰显了科技在改善残疾人生活方面的巨大潜力。其中，国内首个采用新型 全化学合成材料制备的人工眼角膜，具有透明程度高、无白化 ...

《意见》突出"需求牵引、闭环联动"机制，通过10部门整合资源、形成合力，着力构建"需求—科 研—产品"一体化链条。为此，我省将建立助残技术"卡脖子"问题清单与科技助残专项项目储备库，整 合四川大学、电子科技大学、成都中医药大学等高校优势学科资源，打造高水平助残科研平台，推动前 沿领域、交叉领域、国外垄断技术、处于基础研究过程尚未实现转化应用的助残技术攻关，加快前瞻性 技术研发进程，加强孤独症、阿尔茨海默病等重大致残疾病基础研究，探明发病机制和防控机理。 在产业布局上，《意见》提出，将重点发展智能辅具、外骨骼（康复）机器人、脑机接口与人机交 互、人形机器人、智能家居集成应用五大前沿产业，加快构建具有全国影响力的助残科技产业集群。 （记者 唐子晴） 12月2日，以"科技有爱 共创未来"为主题的我省2025年国际残疾人日主题活动在成都举行。现场， 省残联等10部门发布《关于推进科技助残的实施意见》（以下简称《意见》），系统布局科技助残研发 攻关、产业培育、场景拓展与生态优化，标志着我省科技助残迈入体系化推进新阶段。 ...

Core Points - The China International College Students Innovation Competition (2025) concluded with Tsinghua University winning the championship for their AI project based on a "layered-circulation" brain mechanism, showcasing significant advancements in reasoning depth and data pattern recognition [1] - The competition attracted participation from 5673 schools across 161 countries and regions, with a total of 619 million projects and 24.43 million participants [1] - The event served as a platform for innovation and collaboration, connecting students with investors and entrepreneurial institutions, enhancing their skills and capabilities [2] Group 1 - The competition emphasized the integration of industry and education, with 3104 companies submitting 6976 challenges, leading to participation from 2355 universities and 248,000 projects [3] - A total of 17 online and 3 offline resource matching activities were conducted during the competition, resulting in investment intentions amounting to approximately 9 billion [3] - The event also facilitated international exchanges, with regional competitions held in Europe and Africa, enhancing its global influence [4] Group 2 - The competition featured innovative projects addressing real-world problems, such as a modular satellite system aimed at reducing operational costs for low-orbit satellite constellations [2] - Projects like the "Cultural Heritage Protection" initiative and the development of assistive technology for visually impaired individuals demonstrated the social value of student innovations [2] - The competition culminated in the World University Student Innovation Conference, where reports on global student innovation indices and educational innovation were released [4]

Global Population Trends - The median age of the global population has increased significantly over the past 50 years, with developed economies rising from 30 to 43 years and emerging economies from 19 to 30 years, projected to reach 47 and 40 years respectively by 2075 [2] - The average life expectancy has steadily increased, with developed economies rising from 72 to 82 years and emerging economies from 58 to 73 years, indicating a healthier aging population [4] - The global fertility rate has declined from 5.4 in 1963 to approximately 2.1 today, which is at the replacement level, but the actual threshold to maintain population stability is lower due to increased life expectancy [6] Labor Market Dynamics - Despite a decrease in the proportion of the working-age population in developed economies, the actual employment rate has increased, indicating a rise in labor force participation [10] - The trend of delayed retirement is largely driven by individuals' choices rather than policy changes, with many older adults opting to work longer due to improved health and longevity [11] - Women's participation in the labor force has also increased, contributing positively to overall employment rates and helping to mitigate the effects of an aging population [13] Longevity Economy - The aging population presents opportunities for economic growth through technological advancements and productivity improvements, particularly in sectors catering to elderly care [16] - The rise of "silver technology" is creating new markets, including smart healthcare solutions and elder care services, which are essential as the demand for elderly care increases [16] - The perception of older adults is shifting from being seen as a burden to being recognized as valuable consumers and contributors to the economy [16] China's Aging Population - China has officially entered a moderate aging phase, with over 310 million people aged 60 and above, representing 22% of the total population, indicating significant potential for the "silver economy" [18] - The market for silver economy in China is currently valued at approximately 8 trillion yuan and is rapidly expanding, driven by policy support and changing consumer demands [18] - The Chinese government is prioritizing the development of the silver economy as a national strategy, with various initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life for the elderly [19] Consumer Behavior Changes - The consumption patterns of older adults in China are evolving, with a shift from basic needs to quality consumption, including healthcare, cultural activities, and travel [20] - The demand for non-medical services among the elderly is expected to exceed 60% by 2030, indicating a significant market opportunity in sectors like entertainment and education [21] - The segmentation of the elderly population into different age groups allows for more targeted products and services, enhancing the potential for growth in the silver economy [21] Policy and Industry Development - China is actively developing its silver industry as a new driver of high-quality economic growth, focusing on urban-rural integration and technological innovation [22] - The silver economy encompasses a wide range of sectors, including smart devices, healthcare services, and financial products tailored for the elderly [22] - The integration of technology in elder care services is expected to enhance service quality and efficiency, leading to the emergence of a "smart elder care" ecosystem in China [22]