Intelligent security robots hit

In addition to hot words such as the Belt and Road, the Internet, and the Free Trade Zone, in China, the attention of robots is very high, and robot manufacturing industry usher in new opportunities. The State Council held an executive meeting to accelerate the implementation of the "Made in China 2025" to achieve manufacturing upgrading. The Chinese version of "Industry 4.0" is gradually approaching. In the process of realizing the upgrading of manufacturing industries, developed countries developed robot-based intelligent equipment as the starting point. China's manufacturing equipment industry has evolved from "Made in China" to "Intellectual Creation in China." In the afternoon of April 10th during the 2015 China Electronics Information Expo, the “Robust Forum of Robotics and Intelligent Systems” was held in the same period. Experts from various parties talked about robotics and intelligent manufacturing, computational vision, intelligent control systems, security robots, smart **, industrial 4.0, etc. Topics to discuss the opportunities for innovation and development in China's robotics industry and smart manufacturing.

Xiong Youlun, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, gave a speech entitled "Some Thoughts on the Coordinated Development of Robots and Intelligent Systems." Xiong Youlun said: "We must pay attention to the enabling, amplification and radiation effects of robots, especially from the low end of the industrial chain to the high end of the industrial chain. Such as CNC machine tools, automobiles, home appliances, and mobile phones, etc., must be promoted in pillar industries. In the speech, Xiong Youlun pointed out that the growth rate of robots in the world in recent years was 9%, and that of China was 17%. In 2012, the sales volume of Chinese industrial robots was 27,000 units. When China reached the world level, it will have a market space of 38 billion industrial robots and a market space of 114 billion industrial robots.

Tang Xiaoou, Vice President of the School of Engineering of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, discussed the vision of commercial applications of visual technology in intelligent robots through a special report entitled “Computational Vision in Life”.

In the field of robots and control centers, what should be added to meet the requirements of Future Industry 4.0? Wu Qun, deputy general manager of Atmel Corporation, said in his report on "Intelligent Control and Robot Systems" that robots are an important part of the Internet of Things. He said that in Atmel's product design and planning, interoperability, Sanser, security, and security are taken into consideration.

In the “Security Robot Development” report, Mei Tao, Dean of the China Security Group Research Institute, has studied in detail the development trajectory of robots at home and abroad for many years. Security security at home and abroad can be seen from security robot research keywords, patent applications, and security applications. Differences and gaps in robot development. On the whole, the security robot industry is at a stage of development. The scale of the industry has not yet been formed, and it is difficult to meet the increasingly urgent needs. To this end, "Security Robot Development" presents ten hot spots for security robots: navigation and positioning, computer vision, target tracking, movement and motion control, inspection/inspection, algorithms, target detection and identification, sensors, networks, and human-machine Interaction.

Conclusion: The “2014 Shenzhen Robot Industry Development ***” comment draft released earlier this year shows that in 2014, there were 237 robotics companies in Shenzhen with a total industrial output value of 48 billion yuan. A number of large-scale enterprises have emerged in Shenzhen. Robotics. As the starting point of "smart manufacturing", China's robotics industry will rush toward a better tomorrow.