A newly built elderly care center in China's eastern town of Wuzhen is using smart digital technology to improve the quality of care for its senior residents, offering them enhanced safety and greater convenience. Established in November last year, the Wuzhen Intelligent Elderly Care Center has enhanced its services by applying a digital twin system, with residents wearing positioning devices that track their real-time movements within the center, ensuring timely assistance if needed. Additionally, the center uses a smart health monitoring system to track the seniors' sleep patterns, which helps the staff offer more personalized care based on the monitored information. As digital technology and AI robotics become more widely used in elderly care, experts believe they can assist staff with various supportive tasks, though there are limitations. Luo believes that almost 60 percent of jobs related to elderly care will be replaced in the future. He also encourages research institutes to fully work with elderly care services to understand the needs of senior citizens and develop AI products that they truly need. Shotlist: Wuzhen Town, Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province, east China - Recent 1. Aerial shot of elderly care center; 2. Sign of Wuzhen Intelligent Elderly Care Center; 3. Display screen showing 3D model of center, location of elderly resident; 4. Various of elderly residents at center, yellow alert, positioning devices; 5. Various of display screen showing real-time locations of elderly residents; 6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhong Yueying, head, Wuzhen Intelligent Elderly Care Center: "When the senior citizens are exercising within the center, we can use the system to check where they are at any moment."; 7. Digital screen showing date, time; 8. Nursing worker greeting elderly resident in morning; 9. Senior walking into washroom; 10. Screen showing physical condition of senior; 11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhong Yueying, head, Wuzhen Intelligent Elderly Care Center (partially overlaid with shot 12): "The BMI display screen shows her sleep condition last night. From the overall analysis, we can tell that she had over nine hours of light sleep and just over two hours of deep sleep. This data suggests that her sleep quality may be just average."; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 12. Screen showing sleep quality; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 13. Nursing worker operating robot; 14. Various of robot delivering meal; 15. Senior having meal; Shanghai, China - Recent 16. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Luo Shougui, professor, Antai College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (partially overlaid with shot 17): "The general consensus is that in the future of elderly care, there are some jobs that can't be done by AI or robots, such as those that need direct contact with the body of an elderly person, but many other supportive jobs can be done by AI."; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] Wuzhen Town, Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province, east China - Recent 17. Various of seniors having meals at elderly care center; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] FILE: China - Exact Location and Date Unknown 18. Building of elderly care center; 19. Various of smart monitoring platform showing information related to elderly care; 20. Various of seniors, nursing worker at elderly care centers. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]