At the World Robot Conference in Beijing, over 300 Chinese robot manufacturers showcased their latest innovations on Wednesday. While robots are increasingly being used in China for tasks like hotel food deliveries and assembly lines, widespread adoption beyond trial phases is still limited. Here’s a glimpse of the industry’s cutting-edge technologies and functionalities.
Unitree Robotics presented humanoid robots engaging in kickboxing and a synchronized dance routine. Additionally, a Unitree booth featured a robot playing table tennis, highlighting the company’s prowess in humanoid robotics.
The event also showcased robotic hands skillfully threading a needle, attracting the attention of onlookers, including a woman and child. Furthermore, visitors were captivated by a robot skillfully serving noodles at a demonstration booth.
Kepler Robotics exhibited its humanoid robot’s capabilities at their booth, demonstrating the machine’s versatility and efficiency in various tasks. The conference provided valuable insights into the advancements and future prospects of the robotics industry in China.