In a quiet residential neighborhood in Beijing Economic Technological Development Area (E-Town), an unassuming four-story building is drawing attention from China’s tech and investment circles. The facility, recently put into operation, is billed as the world’s first smart elderly care center powered by robotics and artificial intelligent devices, combining silver economy services with real-world applications of edge-cutting technology. With a total floor area of about 1,100 square meters, it brings together more than 40 robotic products developed by 24 companies, ...