The intelligent robot of an automobile engine cylinder enterprise in Shunping County, Hebei Province is working. In recent years, Shunping County in Hebei Province has assisted the development and growth of high-tech enterprises, promoting the development of technology-based and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises towards a "specialized, refined, unique, and new" direction. Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Shiyao's report on the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasizes support for the development of specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises from a strategic and global perspective, pointing out the direction for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. At present, more than 70000 specialized, refined, and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises have been cultivated nationwide, including 8997 specialized, refined, and innovative "little giant" enterprises and 848 single champion manufacturing enterprises. In the development of specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises, the role of incubators is crucial, becoming an important carrier and lever for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and the cultivation of specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises. Currently, China's incubator industry has entered a stage of comprehensive and deepening development. The demand for improving the quality of incubation services by start-up enterprises is undergoing profound changes, requiring incubators to develop towards diversified types, professional services, and open collaboration. The country supports the development of specialized, refined, unique, and new enterprises, and the strategic demand for building a modern industrial system further requires the transformation of the science and technology incubation system towards specialization, internationalization, and networking. The role of incubators in cultivating specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises highlights that technology achievement incubation is an important model for developing specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises. As an effective tool to support innovative achievements and innovative enterprises, the function of incubators has been widely recognized worldwide and has become an important tool for governments around the world to cultivate innovative enterprises. Germany is one of the countries with the most "hidden champions" in the world, and one important reason is that it has a group of specialized technical service institutions and applied research institutions such as the Steinbeck Technology Transfer Center, the Bavarian State Institute of Natural and Medical Sciences (NMI), which can provide services and support for technology research and development, talent cultivation, and result incubation. NMI alone has incubated 18 "hidden champions". In recent years, incubators in China have developed rapidly and have become the cradle of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises. Since the birth of the first technology enterprise incubator in 1987, various entrepreneurial incubation carriers in China have developed rapidly. As of the end of 2021, the number has reached 15253. Among them, 6227 technology enterprise incubators are incubating 244000 enterprises, with a total of 216000 graduating enterprises and 9026 crowdsourcing spaces serving 454000 startups and teams. A large number of high-tech enterprises, specialized and innovative enterprises, as well as technology leading enterprises such as iFlytek, have emerged from the incubator. The technology incubation system in China urgently needs to be further improved and enhanced. After more than 30 years of development, the development of China's incubator industry has gone through three stages: concept introduction, rapid growth, and overall explosion. The functions of incubators have also shifted from focusing on providing entrepreneurial space and venues, to providing basic entrepreneurial services such as various manual agency services, and then to providing diversified value-added services such as entrepreneurial mentors, roadshows, and investment and financing in the 3.0 era. However, compared with developed countries, there are still problems and shortcomings in the development of incubators in China, such as weak support for the development of leading industries, low professional service capabilities, and insufficient international resource linkage capabilities. The existing technology incubation system is still difficult to match with specialized, refined, and innovative enterprises and modern industries