The Central Office and the State Council have jointly released the "Opinions on Further Advancing Shenzhen's Comprehensive Reform Pilot," highlighting the importance of fostering innovation and supporting institutional frameworks for the growth of emerging industries. The opinion document advocates leveraging platforms such as the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Technology Achievements and Intellectual Property Rights Trading Center to establish a comprehensive service system aimed at facilitating the transfer and transformation of scientific and technological advancements. Furthermore, it explores the establishment of an access mechanism for artificial intelligence-assisted medical devices, formulating rules and standards for data collection, integration, sharing, and compliant usage, while promoting applications that ensure both safety and controllability. Additionally, Shenzhen is given support to reform its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight management system, enhancing low-altitude flight supervision, and exploring general aviation ventures like cross-border helicopter flights and public welfare services. The opinions also encourage the expansion of energy storage applications, the exploration of integrated source-grid-load-storage business models, and the innovation of the management systems for international industries and standards organizations.