博览会上首发新品包括脑机接口、智能机器人、外骨骼机器人、导盲眼镜、智能导盲犬、AI手语翻译 设备、智能轮椅、智能假肢等，集中呈现近年来助残科技创新成果。博览会期间，世界卫生组织、联合 国儿童基金会等国际组织和共建"一带一路"国家代表深入交流辅具需求，推动全球辅具产业合作。 本届博览会聚焦科技助残，设置助行移动辅具、假肢及矫形器、听觉言语康复/低视力、儿童康复、养 老与无障碍设施、医疗器械/康复器械等展区，总面积达2.2万平方米。 本报北京9月14日电(记者孙懿、施芳)2025中国国际福祉博览会暨中国国际康复博览会9月12日至14日在 北京国家会议中心举办，400余家国内外企业、机构参展，多种辅助器具创新产品首发。 ...

2025中国国际福祉博览会暨中国国际康复博览会于9月12日至14日在北京国家会议中心举办，400余家国内外企业、机构参展，超百种辅助器 具创新产品首发。 参观者在明澳科技展台体验尾门式升降机。新华社记者 才扬 摄 这里不仅是科技创新产品的展台，更是希望的"窗口"。它让无声的困境被听见，让具体的需求被看见。 记者：刘潇 摄制：徐嘉何、高依菲、孙橙橙 新华社音视频部制作 视障马拉松跑者刘海军借助AI眼镜读书 新华社记者 刘潇 摄 那些平凡而真实的渴望，正是残障群体对"有尊严、无障碍"生活的深切呼唤。 BrainCo智能仿生手体验官借助假肢弹钢琴 新华社记者 刘潇 摄 我国有8500万残疾人。科技正以其特有的"温度"，逐渐融化障碍的"坚冰"，让每一个生命个体都能平等地拥抱生活。 据悉，在本次展会中首发的新品包括脑机接口、智能机器人、外骨骼机器人、导盲眼镜、智能导盲犬、AI手语翻译设备、智能轮椅、智能假 肢等，集中呈现近年来助残科技创新成果。 【纠错】 【责任编辑:王佳宁】 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Welfare Expo and China International Rehabilitation Expo will focus on technological innovations in assistive devices for people with disabilities and the elderly, showcasing advancements that enhance their quality of life [2][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The Welfare Expo, organized by the China Disabled Persons' Federation, has been held 17 times since 2007 and has become a significant platform for assistive devices and rehabilitation technology [2]. - The event will take place from September 12 to 14 at the National Convention Center in Beijing, with the theme "Empowering Technology, Sharing Welfare" [2][5]. - This year's expo will feature over 400 domestic and international companies, showcasing more than 10,000 innovative assistive products [6][7]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The expo will highlight the latest technological innovations in assistive devices, including brain-computer interfaces, smart prosthetics, AR glasses, and brain-controlled wheelchairs [2][5]. - An innovation product launch stage will be introduced, featuring over 100 products from more than 80 companies, including AI sign language translation devices and smart wheelchairs [5][6]. Group 3: Accessibility and Services - The expo aims to enhance the service level for disabled individuals by implementing a comprehensive accessibility plan, ensuring that all attendees can independently navigate the venue [7]. - Various accessibility features will be provided, including tactile maps, multilingual translation devices, and AI sign language robots [7]. Group 4: International Collaboration - The expo will promote international cooperation in the assistive device sector, with participation from over 80 international companies from 17 countries, including Canada, South Korea, and Germany [8]. - Representatives from global organizations such as the World Health Organization and UNICEF will share insights on assistive device needs and collaboration opportunities [8].

Core Points - The 2025 China International Welfare Expo and China International Rehabilitation Expo will be held from September 12 to 14 at the National Convention Center in Beijing, featuring over 400 domestic and international exhibitors and more than 100 innovative assistive devices [1] - The expo will showcase new products such as brain-computer interfaces, smart robots, exoskeleton robots, guide glasses, smart guide dogs, AI sign language translation devices, smart wheelchairs, and smart prosthetics, highlighting recent technological innovations in assistive devices [1] - There is a significant demand for assistive devices in China, with approximately 85 million disabled individuals and about 44 million elderly people with disabilities or partial disabilities [1] - The expo will focus on technology-assisted disability support, with dedicated exhibition areas for mobility aids, prosthetics and orthotics, auditory and speech rehabilitation, low vision, children's rehabilitation, elderly care and barrier-free facilities, and medical/recovery equipment, covering a total area of 22,000 square meters [1] - Over 80 companies from 17 countries and regions, including Canada, South Korea, Japan, and Germany, will participate, with hundreds of overseas professional buyers expected to attend for procurement [1] - International organizations such as the World Health Organization and UNICEF will engage in discussions on assistive device needs and enhance global cooperation in the assistive device industry [1][2]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Suzhou Technology Assistance Incubator (Yunhe Nenggu) and the Sunshine Empowerment Demonstration Base marks a significant step in creating a technology-driven ecosystem for assisting people with disabilities in Suzhou, aiming to integrate industry, academia, research, and application [2][7]. Group 1: Incubator and Demonstration Base - The Suzhou Technology Assistance Incubator spans 10,000 square meters and focuses on four key industry areas: smart components, information accessibility, intelligent medical care, and smart home technology [3]. - Currently, over 30 companies have signed agreements to settle in the incubator, working on various critical directions such as smart assistive devices and rehabilitation technology [3][10]. - The Sunshine Empowerment Demonstration Base serves as a practical application space for showcasing cutting-edge assistive technology products and validating their effectiveness through real-world testing [7][10]. Group 2: Innovative Products and Technologies - Notable products displayed include an autism neurostimulation intervention device, which reportedly improves sensory responses and social behaviors in children with autism [4]. - The scoliosis prevention system utilizes 3D structured light imaging technology for early detection and rehabilitation assessment, addressing a common disabling condition [6]. - Other showcased technologies include AI-assisted guide dog software, Starv smart glasses for real-time translation, and an open-ear hearing aid [6][7]. Group 3: Collaborative Ecosystem - The establishment of the Suzhou Technology Assistance Innovation Alliance aims to foster collaboration among various stakeholders, including enterprises, universities, and financial institutions, to drive research and application in the assistive technology sector [7]. - The initiative is expected to nurture 30 assistive technology companies and develop 50 innovative products over the next three years, potentially benefiting 5,000 individuals with disabilities through high-quality employment opportunities [10].