The “Action Plan” adheres to goal orientation and problem orientation. In response to the growth points and existing blockages in smart home consumption, it proposes seven measures, including expanding the supply of high-quality smart homes, improving the smart home standard system, and optimizing community convenience services. The first is to insist on the following four aspects: the first is to insist on the collaborative efforts of supply and demand. The “Action Plan” proposes to encourage manufacturers to strengthen research and development of smart home products; support the establishment of smart home experience centers, whole-house smart and digital home model rooms in home stores, shopping centers, etc.; guide financial institutions to increase loan support for smart home consumption, etc., and actively support consumers in purchasing smart home-related products. The second is to create a diverse and integrated ecosystem. In response to the blockages in smart home connectivity, the “Action Plan” clearly improves the intelligent classification evaluation standard system for smart home products, accelerates the formulation and implementation of mandatory national standards such as smart home connectivity, and accelerates the integrated development of whole-house intelligence. The third is to accurately serve different groups. Focusing on the differentiated needs of consumers, the “Action Plan” clearly accelerates the cultivation of a number of large-scale home improvement companies and platforms, launches personalized and diversified decoration packages, vigorously develops customized, order-based, and reservation-based services; guides enterprises to implement age-appropriate designs and enrich the supply of smart homes suited to aging. Fourth, open up a convenience service chain. Focusing on the problem of inconvenient supporting services in the field of home improvement, the “Action Plan” proposes to guide all regions to scientifically and rationally set up waste home recycling outlets, encourage enterprises to provide services such as “delivery+collection” and “internet+recycling”; support the establishment of comprehensive home renovation service sites in eligible streets and communities to integrate various convenience and welfare services. In the next step, the Ministry of Commerce will work with relevant departments to implement detailed work measures, push for relevant policies to be implemented and effective as soon as possible, drive more smart home products into people's homes, and better meet people's needs for a better life.

The “Action Plan” adheres to goal orientation and problem orientation. In response to the growth points and existing blockages in smart home consumption, it proposes seven measures, including expanding the supply of high-quality smart homes, improving the smart home standard system, and optimizing community convenience services. The first is to insist on the following four aspects: the first is to insist on the collaborative efforts of supply and demand. The “Action Plan” proposes to encourage manufacturers to strengthen research and development of smart home products; support the establishment of smart home experience centers, whole-house smart and digital home model rooms in home stores, shopping centers, etc.; guide financial institutions to increase loan support for smart home consumption, etc., and actively support consumers in purchasing smart home-related products. The second is to create a diverse and integrated ecosystem. In response to the blockages in smart home connectivity, the “Action Plan” clearly improves the intelligent classification evaluation standard system for smart home products, accelerates the formulation and implementation of mandatory national standards such as smart home connectivity, and accelerates the integrated development of whole-house intelligence. The third is to accurately serve different groups. Focusing on the differentiated needs of consumers, the “Action Plan” clearly accelerates the cultivation of a number of large-scale home improvement companies and platforms, launches personalized and diversified decoration packages, vigorously develops customized, order-based, and reservation-based services; guides enterprises to implement age-appropriate designs and enrich the supply of smart homes suited to aging. Fourth, open up a convenience service chain. Focusing on the problem of inconvenient supporting services in the field of home improvement, the “Action Plan” proposes to guide all regions to scientifically and rationally set up waste home recycling outlets, encourage enterprises to provide services such as “delivery+collection” and “internet+recycling”; support the establishment of comprehensive home renovation service sites in eligible streets and communities to integrate various convenience and welfare services. In the next step, the Ministry of Commerce will work with relevant departments to implement detailed work measures, push for relevant policies to be implemented and effective as soon as possible, drive more smart home products into people's homes, and better meet people's needs for a better life.