Core Viewpoint - The Shandong Provincial Government has introduced the "Shandong Robot Industry High-Quality Development Action Plan (2025-2027)" to promote the application and innovation of robotics across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of application-driven development [1][4]. Group 1: Application and Innovation - The key to the development of the robot industry lies in its application, with Shandong focusing on collaborative innovation and expanding the application scope of robots into agriculture, mining, healthcare, safety, and social services [4]. - The "Robot+" initiative has been implemented, promoting over 50 application scenarios such as agricultural robots, public security robots, and mining robots, enhancing tasks like sea cucumber harvesting and strawberry picking [4]. - Ongoing efforts include organizing pilot projects for intelligent elderly care service robots and striving for national pilot project approvals to be based in Shandong [4]. Group 2: Policy Support - The government is leveraging policy guidance by including innovative robot products and software in support programs, reducing risks for companies through insurance compensation [4]. - Notable products like the Weigao integrated orthopedic surgical robot and the Aobo intelligent collaborative robot have been included in the promotion directory, gaining rapid market acceptance [4]. - Financial support for equipment upgrades and technological transformations has been provided to encourage the adoption of robots in various projects [4]. Group 3: Industry Collaboration - The establishment of the Shandong Robot Industry Association aims to foster collaboration and communication within the industry, hosting significant events like the Shandong Robot Conference [5]. - Future efforts will focus on expanding application scenarios, including dangerous job replacements, intelligent inspections, emergency rescue, and healthcare, to ensure comprehensive penetration of robot technology [5]. - Initiatives will also include promoting robots in public spaces such as museums, tourist attractions, and schools, along with organizing educational activities to raise awareness [5].