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[00:00:34] How does an aging elevator in the city improve the experience and
[00:00:38] how does it protect the safety of the elderly ?
[00:00:40] 。
[00:00:42] If an elderly person falls inside the elevator or needs help
[00:00:46] , it can be quickly discovered. How does an artificial intelligence
[00:00:50] hearing aid make wearing it more comfortable and hearing
[00:00:54] clearer
[00:00:54] ?
[00:00:58] A wholly foreign-owned hospital
[00:02:00] is right now at the CIIE in Shanghai. Let's see
[00:02:04] what new discoveries it has. The first
[00:02:08] elevator in China was born in Shanghai
[00:02:11] at the beginning of the last century, and now it has been over 120 years. Now
[00:02:15] China is absolutely the world's leading elevator country. According to official statistics
[00:02:19] at the end of last year, the elevators we are currently using exceed
[00:02:22] 12 million units . Although the appearance of elevators benefits
[00:02:26] people of all ages, it is natural.
[00:03:31] Keep the door open. As long as you press it, you don't have to keep pressing it with one hand. Let's
[00:03:35] look again. There is a very age-friendly handrail in the elevator
[00:03:39] , and it's on both sides. Its height is also good, and
[00:03:43] have you noticed that its entire button becomes larger than
[00:03:46] other elevators? This side is also the same, and its entire
[00:03:50] design is a home-like design. Among them, there is another very important
[00:03:54] detail, which is to look up. Then it has a
[00:03:58] monitoring probe. The elderly , once they fall inside the elevator
[00:04:01] or need help , can be quickly discovered
[00:04:05] . I heard that such an age-friendly elevator was developed by a Chinese
[00:04:09] R&D team, is that right ? Yes. We launched the age-friendly elevator
[00:04:13] at the National Assembly last year . This time it's an upgraded version
[00:04:17] . Do you know this R&D team also often goes to some
[00:04:20] nursing homes or elderly groups to understand their
[00:04:24] constantly changing and growing needs? Yes. We actually launched
[00:04:28] this product.
[00:06:14] Well, first, let's talk about the overall theme of this program, which is to focus on elderly care
[00:06:17] at the CIIE. That's because this time it's the ninth CIIE, and it's also
[00:06:21] the Double Ninth Festival, so shouldn't we focus on elderly care? Later we
[00:06:25] found that it's not that we should focus on elderly care, but that there are
[00:06:29] omnipresent factors of elderly care at the CIIE. Look,
[00:06:33] the Hongqiao International Economic Forum held concurrently with the CIIE
[00:06:37] has already set up a theme of silver economy
[00:06:41] since the sixth session.
[00:08:12] Of course, this fertile land is a double-edged sword. Therefore, how to carry out effective
[00:08:16] intervention after hearing loss is a win-win
[00:08:20] result. So, in our coverage of the CIIE, we have been focusing on the latest
[00:08:23] hearing aids in recent years. For example, today we
[00:08:27] came to the Nova booth again, because
[00:08:31] this year it has a 3.0 version of the hearing aid
[00:08:35] that was launched for the first time in Asia . Come, let's take a look.
[00:08:38] First, let's compare the sizes. This is the 3.0 version. This is
[00:10:55] Yan Song, normally in life, we actually rarely see people who actually
[00:10:58] wear hearing aids , and indeed, data shows
[00:11:02] that people who wear hearing aids may only account for
[00:11:05] 6% of the total demand. So how do you see how to make more people willing to wear them and
[00:11:09] wear them well ?
[00:11:13] This is exactly why we often pay attention to
[00:11:17] the progress of hearing aids and related products at the CIIE
[00:11:21] . Because behind the introduction of every product, there may be
[00:11:25] our pain points, and it should also become a focus of attention for people in the future. For
[00:11:29] example, the proportion of people over 60 in China with hearing loss actually exceeds
[00:11:32] 11%, which is the highest among all age groups. This means at least 30 million
[00:11:36] people. But you see, usually not many people wear hearing aids
[00:11:40] . In fact, there is a hidden danger here. When we
[00:11:44] pay attention to this kind of product, we also say that not only did I mention in the program just now, its
[00:11:48] correlation with senile dementia . Now, senile
[00:11:52] depression, anxiety, and emotional disorders are rapidly increasing.
[00:12:31] Products are entering China, and we also need to see China's openness in the service industry, and policies have also rapidly turned into actions. How do you say that? Let me give an example, in September 2024, the national
[00:12:35] policy officially
[00:12:39] approved that wholly foreign-owned hospitals
[00:12:42] can enter China, such as in Shanghai, Tianjin, Beijing and other places to carry out
[00:12:46] pilot projects. So who obtained the first license in this field
[00:12:50] in that year? It was Tianjin Pengruili Hospital, which is China's
[00:12:53] first wholly foreign-owned hospital.
[00:14:25] Usually worn on the elderly,
[00:14:28] it can automatically detect if there is urination
[00:14:32] .
[00:14:36] This special one.
[00:14:39] If we assume now that it has produced urine
[00:14:42] . We can see that it shows that the urine
[00:14:46] is being collected. Now this device is taking the urine away
[00:14:49] . The water is gone
[00:14:53] .
[00:15:37] Time is also very limited. Then we put this device, and it will bring the patient's
[00:15:41] leg to exercise. This passive exercise can prevent blood
[00:15:45] clots. Then here is our smart
[00:15:49] bathroom. Um
[00:15:50] .
[00:15:53] This is very meaningful for the elderly . Because the elderly
[00:15:56] first have many hip joint problems. If the toilet is too
[00:16:00] deep, their hip joints will not be able to bear it. And it is difficult for them to get up.
[00:16:04] So this toilet, we can first raise it a bit for the elderly to sit on. Um.
[00:16:18] He's rising
[00:16:19] up.
[00:16:23] No need to call others for help
[00:16:25] .
[00:16:31] When the Chinese government opened up this policy in 2024,
[00:16:35] you will definitely think. We will go to.
[00:18:39] a platform. We embraced China's top public hospitals
[00:18:42] . We embraced China's
[00:18:45] top doctors in public hospitals. We also brought
[00:18:49] foreign doctors . We created a
[00:18:53] medical tourism industry . So I think we should
[00:18:57] integrate these resources and bring our medical standards
[00:19:00] to the world stage . Many people say after watching it, it's good
[00:19:04] , very good, but it may only be for high-end people. How do you
[00:19:08] respond to this statement? Will middle-class and even less affluent people
[00:19:12] also be able to receive your services ? We also do
[00:19:16] mid-to-low .
[00:19:19] We also do one month. Some things are not exclusive to rich people
[00:19:23] . Our goal is to make some very good
[00:19:27] concepts and very good service levels accessible
[00:19:30] to more people and serve more elderly
[00:19:33] people
[00:19:37] . Of course, it's best if we don't use it. For young people, they need to exercise by
[00:19:41] working out. For elderly people, if they want to do muscle training
[00:19:44] at home, what do they need to do
[00:19:48] ?
[00:19:54] For a long time, it seemed to be specifically for people with disabilities
[00:19:57] . But today, with the aging process accelerating , everyone knows that
[00:20:01] in the process of aging, many people can't avoid rehabilitation and muscle training
[00:20:05] . This year,
[00:20:37] if you take a quick look, when I'm sitting on it and exercising, it doesn't seem
[00:20:41] to be much different from normal. Now I stand up, and there's a normal
[00:20:45] exercise bike next to it. If you compare them, you'll see
[00:20:49] .
[00:21:50] market feedback
[00:21:51] .
[00:21:56] Some are elderly people, and some are teenagers . Okay
[00:21:59] , thank you. Thank you, thank you. Let's look at another product. Right. In
[00:22:03] fact, many elderly people are in wheelchairs. But being in a wheelchair doesn't
[00:22:07] mean they don't have the need for rehabilitation and exercise
[00:22:11] . For example, they are in a wheelchair but hope to still do muscle training
[00:22:15] for their upper body
[00:22:16] .
[00:22:19] After folding it up, you can directly push the wheelchair from the side.
[00:23:33] And this is because considering the different heights of different people, you can adjust its different heights or your hand posture.
[00:23:40] When you pull it down, we can see that in fact,
[00:23:44] if it is not used by a friend in a wheelchair, you can restore this light.
[00:23:51] Right. This becomes a normal time to train,
[00:23:55] it's dual-purpose. When facing different groups of people, it can be used
[00:23:58] .
[00:24:01] Yan Song, in fact, after seeing all the experiences and observations
[00:24:05] you brought today, my biggest feeling is "thoughtful" - thoughtful
[00:24:09] for the elderly. So what else left the deepest impression
[00:24:12] on you ?
[00:24:16] I think where there is demand, new products will
[00:24:20] appear. And the CIIE
[00:24:22] is precisely an important window for such exhibitions. For example, we now have more and more families who want to drive this large car
[00:24:26] to travel. If there are elderly people at home who have limited mobility, they also hope
[00:24:30] to join this tour group. Then we saw a recreational vehicle.
[00:24:34] At this CIIE, the seats of this recreational vehicle and wheelchairs
[00:24:37] can be converted back and forth. In the car,
[00:24:41] it is a seat, but once the door is opened, it can be pushed out to become
[00:24:45] a flexible wheelchair. And in this car, there is 24-hour
[00:24:49] monitoring of various vital signs , and
[00:24:53] also an external AED defibrillator, and
[00:24:57] a one-button call for help in critical moments . In this way, remote assistance
[00:25:01] can provide you with relevant rescue . With such all-round
[00:25:05] protection, you see, your elderly parents can travel with their family
[00:25:08] . Then the quality of life and the atmosphere of the family,
[00:25:12] etc., will all be very good. So we are really very willing
[00:25:16] to see these wonderful things at the annual CIIE .
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