Group 1 - The "Dazero Bay" elder care technology industrial park in Minhang, Shanghai, spans 1.3 square kilometers and has gathered over 50 elder care technology companies, focusing on smart rehabilitation, elder-friendly renovations, and telemedicine [1][2] - The park aims to address the challenges of an aging society through technological innovation, facilitating the transition of elder care technology from the park to communities for improved quality of life for the elderly [1][2] - The park is divided into two main functional areas: the "Evergreen Years: Innovation R&D Zone" and the "Silver Hair: Industry Bearing Zone," with a total planned area of 1.3 square kilometers [2] Group 2 - The Innovation R&D Zone covers 0.3 square kilometers and focuses on elder care technology innovation, product incubation, and experience showcasing, housing top innovation platforms like the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Shanghai Jiao Tong University [2][3] - The Industry Bearing Zone spans 1 square kilometer and has attracted leading companies such as Boyin Hearing and Mintian R&D Center, aiming to create a collaborative elder care technology industry cluster [2][3] Group 3 - Companies like Zhongjin Hongkang and Shanghai Sanlian Technology are developing innovative products such as the "Nano Bath Cabin" and "Lightweight Lower Limb Assistive Exoskeleton Robot," which address specific pain points for the elderly [2][3] - The "Nano Bath Cabin" can clean the entire body of disabled elderly individuals using only 500 milliliters of water in 15 minutes, while the exoskeleton robot provides over 30% walking assistance for those with lower limb weakness [2][3] Group 4 - The park aims to create a complete innovation ecosystem that includes scene matching, data loops, and commercial transformation, supporting companies from product validation to market entry [4] - Collaborations with universities have led to significant advancements, such as the "Fully Automatic Bed-Chair Integrated Robot," which has over 30 invention patents and has undergone clinical testing in major hospitals [4] Group 5 - The introduction of the Gu仓 Technology Group and the establishment of the Gu仓 Elder Care Technology Incubator aim to accelerate the development of the silver economy by replicating successful business models [5][6] - The incubator has successfully nurtured over 30 innovative projects, covering various high-tech applications in elder care [5][6] Group 6 - The park has a significant potential market, with over 5.77 million residents aged 60 and above in Shanghai by the end of 2024, indicating a growing demand for elder care technology [7] - Companies are facing challenges in commercializing their products, such as regulatory hurdles and high costs, but initiatives like the "Not Old Exchange" platform aim to support these companies in overcoming obstacles [7] Group 7 - Innovative projects like the portable magnetic resonance device developed by a team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University are being supported by the Gu仓 Elder Care Technology Incubator, aiming for practical applications in community healthcare [8] - The park's vision is to become a leading hub for advanced elder care technology within the next 5 to 10 years, promoting high-quality development of the silver economy [8]