Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of patent industrialization in driving enterprise development and industrial upgrading, as exemplified by Qingdao Haier's dual washing machine technology, which increased its global market share by 3.2% and achieved an annual revenue growth of 17% from patent-intensive products [1] - Patent industrialization is defined as the process of transforming innovative achievements into productive forces, with enterprises being the main body of patent output and conversion [1] - In 2024, the effective invention patent industrialization rate for Chinese enterprises reached 53.3%, marking a steady growth over five consecutive years, with small and micro enterprises achieving new highs in their respective rates [1] Group 2 - Current challenges in patent conversion include difficulties in financing, poor matching, and the inability to assess the maturity and quality of patents, which hinder many innovations from progressing beyond the laboratory stage [1] - To bridge the gap in industrialization, companies need to establish market-oriented R&D systems, increase R&D investment, and develop a comprehensive patent value assessment system [2] - Companies should also focus on cultivating or attracting professionals who understand both technology and market needs, while exploring new financing avenues for intellectual property [2] Group 3 - The pathway from strong patents to strong enterprises is seen as essential for accelerating growth, with expectations for continued policy support to foster innovation and contribute to high-quality economic development in China [3]