Proof of Concept refers to the verification of innovative concepts and basic research results, in order to reduce their transformation risks and uncertainties, carry out theoretical and technical feasibility, market application feasibility, and other verification work, improve the value of scientific research results, and attract capital investment in stages. It can be summarized as four verification stages: initial validation, laboratory validation, pilot and maturation, and company and marketization. Due to the vague stage, lack of strong organization, and inaccurate focus, the conversion rate of scientific and technological achievements in domestic universities and research institutions has always been low, and the role of technology in supporting the industry is insufficient. To establish a systematic organization for phased concept validation, it is necessary to clarify the main body, conduct initial validation, and explore original and disruptive projects; Using laboratory validation as a starting point to provide high-quality project sources for social investment; Build a platform and mechanism to promote transformation through pilot testing and maturation verification; Be the first to play the game of corporate and market-oriented verification.