In the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, a group of humanoid robots has entered various work scenarios, engaging in tasks they are “skilled” at.In this region, which boasts over 77,000 national-level high-tech enterprises, the artificial intelligence industry is rapidly developing, unlocking an increasing number of “new professions” for robots.
This new batch of “robotic coworkers” has recently begun “interning” at several new energy vehicle factories, where they can perform collaborative sorting, collaborative handling, and precision assembly tasks.According to reports, these robotic “coworkers” are equipped with the company’s self-developed “super brain” and “smart small brain”, possessing cognitive abilities similar to humans. They have achieved a technological breakthrough from individual intelligence to collective intelligence, with plans for large-scale delivery starting next quarter.
It is reported that these robots are from the same lineage as the “Tiangong Ultra”, which recently won the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon competition. They can connect dozens of robots at different workstations and application scenarios through the “smart network input center”, enabling simultaneous learning and synchronization; what one robot learns can be applied to different robots at the same time, significantly reducing the time cost of robot learning.Humanoid robots are transitioning from single factory manufacturing to 3C precision manufacturing, which will be a key breakthrough direction in the next 3 to 5 years.Currently, many universities in the Greater Bay Area are focusing on the research and development of key underlying technologies for robots, hoping that these studies can integrate with the robot industry in the Greater Bay Area, generating greater energy.At the Shenzhen branch of the Hong Kong Science Park, Yu Chen, co-founder of Huali Chuangke, demonstrated the world’s smallest six-dimensional force sensor independently developed by the company.
This product achieves nanometer-level measurement accuracy and is leading globally, applicable in fields such as robotics and medical devices.Yu Chen stated that in the future, they will continue to strengthen cooperation between Shenzhen and Hong Kong to attract global talent and launch products with better performance at a more competitive price.
Source: Bay Area Latest News, China News Service (comprehensive)
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