Core Insights - The Fourth Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Standard Innovation Seminar was successfully held in Shenzhen, aiming to promote standardization work in the region towards mechanization, platformization, and internationalization [1] Group 1: Standardization Efforts - Shenzhen has become the first "standard internationalization innovation city" in China, with local enterprises participating in the development of 11,867 international and domestic standards, winning 65 "China Standard Innovation Contribution Awards" [3] - Shenzhen has contributed to 118 out of 262 published "Bay Area Standards," accounting for 45%, and has established itself as a benchmark for national standardization strategy implementation [3] - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Standard Innovation Alliance has over 200 member units, effectively connecting technological research and standard formulation, thereby reducing innovation risks [4] Group 2: Emerging Industry Standards - The alliance has promoted 12 low-altitude economy standards to be approved by IEEE and has released 25 group standards covering fields such as artificial intelligence and life sciences, with 7 included in the "Bay Area Standards" list [4] - The esports standard led by Tencent ensured the smooth operation of the Hangzhou Asian Games, while a COVID-19 nucleic acid testing standard developed by BGI has become the first ISO international standard in its field [4] Group 3: Future Directions - The establishment of various committees, including the Low Altitude Economy Standard Committee and the Smart Aging Industry Committee, marks a new phase in the standardization work of the Greater Bay Area, facilitating the collaborative development of emerging industries [7] - Experts emphasized the need for a unified, layered international low-altitude economy standard system to break standard fragmentation and ensure safe operations [6]