JAKA Obtains First Batch of Shanghai Brand Reliability Special Certification
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JAKA Robotics was awarded a certificate in the first batch of "Shanghai Brand" reliability special certifications at the 9th China International Import Expo. According to JAKA Robotics' WeChat official account, its core products have obtained the industry's first MTBF (mean time between failures) certification of 80,000 hours, and are used in scenarios such as automotive electronics, intelligent assembly, and education and research services. At the same event, JAKA's humanoid robot JAKA π (Paizai) appeared in the Shanghai Municipal Administration for Market Regulation's "Future High-Quality Exhibition Area" and at the Bank of China booth, providing guided tours, explanations, and human-robot interaction services. JAKA stated that the robot relies on a "brain + cerebellum" integrated architecture to achieve semantic understanding, visual perception, and stable motion control, and that it is the result of extending its industrial-scenario quality control system to its humanoid robot product line.
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At the 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE), JAKA Robotics was awarded a certificate in the first batch of "Shanghai Brand" reliability certification, and its core product has received the industry's first MTBF 80,000-hour certification. The JAKA π humanoid robot (Paizai) also appeared at the Shanghai Municipal Administration for Market Regulation's "Future High-Quality Exhibition Area" and the Bank of China booth, providing guided tours and human-robot interaction services. Relying on a "brain + cerebellum" integrated architecture, it achieves semantic understanding, visual perception, and stable motion control.
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