On October 29th, Li Guoping, the second-level inspector of the Civil Affairs Department of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, led a delegation to visit and exchange ideas with Shanghai Hubang Intelligent Rehabilitation Equipment Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Hubang"). Zhang Yuan, the deputy director of the First Business Division of the Social Construction Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Congress, and Ren Jie, the deputy secretary general of the Hohhot Municipal Government, also participated in the visit. The visiting delegation learned about Hubang's product research and development, innovative design, and application in the field of rehabilitation aids on site. The relevant person in charge of Hubang accompanied the visit and engaged in exchanges.

In the exhibition hall of Huzhou, Li Guoping and his delegation inquired in detail about the company's development history, product layout, and the application of wheelchair products in different travel scenarios. They also engaged in discussions centered around the safety, portability, and comfort of rehabilitation assistive devices.

During the visit, the group focused on experiencing the new product "Little Dragonfly" electric wheelchair from Hupeng and conducted an on-site test drive. The "Little Dragonfly" is designed around the storage and carrying needs in daily travel. The entire vehicle has a compact structure and is small in size after folding, which can be stored in an adapted suitcase, making it more convenient for storage in car trunks and carrying during travel. Through on-site operation and test drive experience, Li Guoping and his team gave positive feedback on the product's performance in terms of compactness, portability, folding and storage. Rehabilitation assistive devices ultimately serve specific life scenarios. This visit and exchange provided the visiting team with a more intuitive understanding of Hupeng's practices in product research and design innovation, and also provided an opportunity for both parties to communicate around user travel, product adaptation, and portability needs.

For Hubei, every on-site experience and face-to-face communication serves as a crucial window to understand actual needs and refine product design. Looking ahead, Hubei will persist in advancing product research and design optimization, centering around core demands such as safety, comfort, and convenience. This will enable rehabilitation aids to become more integrated into daily life, offering users more practical and convenient mobility solutions.