The era of robots shapes new advantages of "Made in China"

During the development of intelligence, robots have become a natural commodity. Although the $50 billion in wealth management funds handled by robot advisors only account for a small portion of the nearly $20 trillion in wealth management malls in the United States, Citigroup has released a new research statement stating that in the next decade, the total amount of assets handled by robot advisors will reach $5 trillion.

The support of national policies is an important element for the vigorous development of the robotics industry. Luo Baihui, vice president of Dongguan Robot Skills Association, said that many developed countries have issued plans to support robot development: German Industry 4.0, Japan's new robot strategy, and the American production industry revival plan. The development plan for CNC machine tools and robots is clearly proposed in China's "Made in China 2025" strategy. According to McKinsey&Company's speculation, the output created by robots serving the world's manufacturing industry in 2025 will be between 1.7 trillion and 4.5 trillion US dollars. The World Federation of Robotics stated that the demand for industrial robots in China has always been increasing, with an expected annual increase of over 25%. China may become the world's largest robot mall in recent years.

Internet giants connect with robots

The strength of robots has raised concerns that it may lead to a series of social problems such as unemployment. However, when Duer, a robot assistant, was launched by Baidu earlier, the CEO of Duer said to reporters that DuMi's super secretary is based on three elements - connecting 3600 lines to complete service access, data mining across the network to support service index, and intelligent interaction to complete service satisfaction. It is unlikely to replace all professions with robots, but it does not rule out the development of independent APP and even the production of Duer robots to provide services for everyone by means of robots.

In June this year, Alibaba invested in the robot holding subsidiary of SoftBank Group. Zhang Jianfeng, president of Alibaba Group's retail work group in China, said that this was to promote the accumulation and expansion of basic skills of smart homes.

The existence of robots is the systematic analysis of massive amounts of information collected, and subsequent actions are governed by formulas, which is different from human subjectivity. From the emotional perspective of internet companies towards robots, robots are service "connectors" that adapt to human needs and also adapt to the rules of survival and survival.