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One is artificial intelligence.φ'

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The second is collabora ©tive robots.

Cobots have carved out a nich✘←∏×e in the market due to their ease α&∏of use and high safet™≈®'y. In areas such as w∏"₩elding, cobots are already showing the↕φir potential and are showing ease of↑≥¥₹ use in terms of mobility, which bod↑₽♣​es well for the rapid devel <♥ opment of this market and ‌δ≈≥is expected to see th∏≈¶©e introduction of new technological☆δ←γ solutions soon.

The third is virtual si  &mulation and digital twins.

Virtual simulation anσγd digital twin technologies are n>₽↕ot only applied to the robots themsel≥'≈©ves, they also play an importπ€←ant role in the factory manufac​¥←turing environment. These ‍π∑technologies use simul‌​₩₹ation to ensure that robo✘§tics can be implemente'φ• d in a safe and efficient way.↓β

Fourth, humanoid robots.

The development of humanoid ₩♠±✘robots has great potential an¥✔d is further driving technological ®ε&progress. People are loo©α •king forward to seeing more innovative≠✘ applications of embodied robot¶₹σics in the future, and A©$αI plays a crucial role in this proce$♥≈λss, increasing the au​£"tonomy of robots and allowing them to p•♥erform tasks in dynamic unstructur♠≤ed environments.

Fifth, the popularization and★"Ω÷ application of artificial≤↓§≤ intelligence.

The incorporation of ¥≈AI technology has give₩©n a new lease of life to th™σ→¥e robotics industry, which is now able ™'↔to receive instructions in a mo ©re natural way, including communicating™< through natural language. Th>→ is increased ease of use opens&♥ up new areas of application for>γ robots, allowing tech§πλ nology to evolve more ra$¥pidly.