Group 1 - The ninth China Hangzhou University Student Entrepreneurship Competition showcased innovative technologies that address critical issues while benefiting everyday life [1][2] - The competition featured projects such as a cell-level targeted radiation therapy for cancer, which reduces treatment costs by approximately 50% compared to traditional methods [2][3] - A brain-machine interface solution was presented to aid stroke patients in rehabilitation, emphasizing the technology's accessibility for everyday use [3] Group 2 - The first-place winner, a team from Peking University, aims to develop underwater robotics to fill a market gap in China, enhancing marine safety and reducing reliance on foreign technology [4] - The competition has grown to attract over 28,000 projects since its inception in 2008, becoming a significant platform for promoting Hangzhou's entrepreneurial environment [4][5] - Hangzhou has fostered a culture of innovation and risk-taking, with an average of 9,000 new university student startups established annually [5]