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China’s first Humanoid Robots Innovation Center was established in Beijing, and its mission is to accelerate the development and industrial production of humanoid robot technologies. This was reported
This was reported by CGTN, according to the report of Ukrinform.
The innovation center, registered in the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, was created by a number of companies that produce robots, their main components and large models of industrial robots.
This collaboration is planned to accelerate the production of hardware and software main platforms of various classes of humanoid robots, as well as the solution of key problems of the industry, such as the development of robot motion control systems and their open source codes. operating systems.
According to Su Guobin, deputy head of the Beijing Municipal Economic and Information Technology Bureau, the robot manufacturing infrastructure in Beijing is already highly developed. In particular, the National Robot Inspection and Testing Platform and the National Robot Standardization Technical Committee are operating in the city, and the creation of the Beijing Robot Industry Development Fund is being completed, and the newly created Innovation Center will enable the development and production of robots. humanoid robots.
According to the strategy of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China, by 2025 the country plans to create an innovative cluster for the production of ultra-modern humanoid robots, based on a number of specialized small and medium-sized enterprises. It takes two or three companies to become the world’s largest producers of this class of robots.
A humanoid robot (humanoid robot) is a machine made in the form of a humanoid body with a body, a head, two arms and two legs. Some types of humanoid robots can model only one part of the body, from head to waist, and some can model only one part of the body, such as eyes, mouth, etc. It may have a head designed to mimic human facial features, such as:
As reported by Ukrinform, Chinese company Unitree Robotics has developed a humanoid robot called H1.
H1’s “height” is approximately 180 cm and its weight is 47 kg. The movement speed of the robot does not exceed 5.5 m/s; This is about the same speed as the average person.
Source: Ukrinform
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