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It seems like all of us have a collective obsession with robots. It’s depicted in various movies throughout the decades, the never ending research, and the continuous development. For the past few years, we finally have made a huge progress with various robots for different purposes have successfully been developed and used despite still ongoing further enhancement here and there.
China, as the largest economy in the world, has embarked on the tireless efforts to develop robotic technology. Currently, its main focus is to develop robots with specific skills to work in their factories in the effort to boost production.
China, as the largest economy in the world, has embarked on the tireless efforts to develop robotic technology. Currently, its main focus is to develop robots with specific skills to work in their factories in the effort to boost production.
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| Robot work at manufacture |
Yes, robots have always been the best at doing a highly repetitive work that requires an incredible precision. So the country’s move to pursue this path is seen as a strategic decision as with the high volume of manufacturing, there comes a greater need for efficiency.
Nowdays, robot have been create for helping human not only on manufacture, but also on helping human daily activities. one of so much example is robot for cleaning the floor or robot vacum cleaner.
its very usefull to help us cleaning the house floor. with just one click it will work by itself. very efficient.
Read : Robot Vacuum Cleaner : The smart & small Robot but big housekeeper, all families will enjoy the pleasure of intelligent life!
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| Fmart Robot Vacuum Cleaner E-R550W |
However, this trend can also be a worrying one. Many sees this as a threat to humans as robots can very well take over their jobs, more so when the demand to raise wages cannot be avoided. It’s true that robots may be cost-efficient, but they’re still unable to adapt to uncertain or unfamiliar circumstances. Until developers somehow can crack the codes to smarter learning, it’s still a long way to go until robots completely take over the workforce.
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