The National Home for Disruptive Technology Innovation was launched in Luohu District, Shenzhen, on May 23. The event also saw the inauguration of Shenzhen Disruptive Technology Innovation Center Co., Ltd. and the launch of the intelligent robotics championship of the 2026 National Disruptive Technology Innovation Competition.

Held at Chengjian Yunqi Building, the event brought together more than 100 representatives from government departments, universities, research institutes, listed companies, leading enterprises, investment institutions and innovative startups.

The National Home for Disruptive Technology Innovation is designed as a regular platform connecting disruptive technology projects across China with Shenzhen's industrial, financial and application resources. Integrating display, exchange, incubation and experience functions, it aims to build an open and collaborative innovation ecosystem and promote the deeper integration of innovation chains, industrial chains, talent chains and capital chains.

The platform is expected to serve as a national-facing and globally connected gateway for innovation. It will identify and nurture more disruptive technologies, attract entrepreneurs and support the development of future-oriented industries.

At the event, the Shenzhen Disruptive Technology Innovation Center was also included among Luohu's first batch of featured OPC communities. Relying on its platform resources and the newly launched national hub, the center will gather innovative AI projects, application scenarios, industrial resources and financial capital. It will support technology display, application validation and industrial transformation, while creating more space for lightweight and high-growth innovation entities.

Shenzhen Disruptive Technology Innovation Center Co., Ltd. was also officially established, marking a new stage of entity-based operation for the center.

As a co-builder and key host district of the center, Luohu will support disruptive technology innovation through financial services, application scenarios, talent services, computing power and data resources. The district has set up a 1-billion-yuan venture capital fund for disruptive technologies, opened application scenarios in areas such as smart urban management, transportation, emergency response and healthcare, and will provide computing subsidies and access to high-quality medical datasets.

Moving forward, Luohu will leverage its strengths as a central urban district to promote mutual empowerment between traditional industries and emerging technologies. It aims to build an innovation ecosystem where mature industries provide scenarios, capital and supporting services for new technologies, while disruptive technologies help upgrade traditional sectors.

The intelligent robotics championship of the 2026 National Disruptive Technology Innovation Competition was launched on the same day. The competition will focus on fields such as AI and software, intelligent sensors, actuators and materials, application systems and intelligent low-altitude aircraft, aiming to identify original, breakthrough and disruptive technologies and help outstanding projects grow in Shenzhen.