In the afternoon of 5 june 2026, training on intellectual property topics was successfully held in zhang gang robot valley. The event focused on the need for innovation in the smart industry, with precision coaching for park-based enterprises around intellectual property policy coherence and service delivery, helping enterprises to use good policies and enable innovation to develop。
As a specialty industrial park in shanghai, zhang gang robot valley has gathered more than 100 furniture-body-smart enterprises and is an important position in pudong's construction of a core carrying area for the smart industry。
From the core parts to the whole machine system, from the frontier to the data base, a complete and close industrial chain is accelerating the formation of a closed ring in the zhang gang. The core technology of human robotics is working in tandem with the commercial landscape, and pudong is accelerating the scaleing of the r & d-service-application path and the construction of smart industrial highlands. The training brought together representatives of intellectual robots, zhuiwei, and other business representatives。
The training was tailored to the real needs of the park enterprises, and the system described the policy system relating to intellectual property in pudong. The relevant units of the intellectual property authority of the district of pudong have focused on the policy of support for the financing, conversion and use of financing and assistance in defence of intellectual property rights of the priority culture unit (“outside”) and the centre for the protection of intellectual property of the district of pudong described the patent pre-trial filing system and the intellectual property counselling service for enterprises to be listed on the board. The centre for copyright services of the free trade area of china (shanghai) shared the policy of the innovation system in the area of copyright, providing a comprehensive guide to enterprises on intellectual property services. During the interactive session, the trainers answered on-site questions about the individualization of enterprises with regard to patent applications, overseas layouts and rights-based responses, helping them to better understand and apply policies。
As a next step, the regional intellectual property authority will continue to focus on the need for innovation in industry, regularizing policy advocacy, thematic training and business visits, and promoting the deeper integration of intellectual property services with industrial development。
