At the beginning of 2016, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology conducted a survey on the situation of the national robot industry. According to preliminary statistics, there are more than 800 companies involved in the production and integration of robotics, of which more than 200 are robots. Taking the example of more than 20 companies that have settled in the Creative Robots Innovation Park, the business has also covered medical, service, fire rescue, transportation, and drones. With the influx of capital, various “black technologies†are constantly flooding the robot market.
Robot Transformers
Recently, Letvision in Turkey announced that a transformer that can be transformed freely like a movie has become a reality. The company has successfully created a transformer that can transform from a car to a robot and then to a car. According to reports, this Transformers named Letrons, built by a 1:1 size BMW car, this converted BMW car can not get people to drive in, mainly through the remote control, and deformation speed Great room for improvement. Currently, Letrons is still in the prototype stage, but after it is deformed, Letrons can move its arms, hands, fingers, head, and neck. In addition, Letvision engineers also added fog, sound effects, and lighting effects to the Lentrons, as well as WiFi wireless connectivity.
Robot builder
HadrianX is a giant truck hill construction robot. It uses nearly 30-meter-long robotic arm to build 1,000 bricks within an hour and can maintain a certain position for a long time. HadrianX can work 24 hours in a row, so it takes only 2 days to build the whole house. It is mounted on the back of the truck and is therefore able to move freely within the construction site. Pivark, a developer at HadrianX, stated that he did not intend to target masons, but only hoped that the process of building a home would be changed. HadrianX will help attract more young people to the robotics field.
Robot table tennis coach
Recently, Japan's Omron Corporation announced that the company's development and manufacture of the table tennis robot "Forpheus" was recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as "the world's first table tennis coach robot." According to reports, Forpheus installed two cameras and captured 80 shots in one second. This inferred the opponent's batting speed and rotation path to predict the ping-pong trajectory. In addition, he can also control the timing and direction of the shot in one thousandth of a second. If the opponent is a beginner, it will play the arc slow ball that can make the opponent easily receive.
