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Wang Tianmiao: Robots Entering Households May Be a Decade Away
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Wang Tianmiao, a professor at the Robotics Institute of Beihang University, said in an exclusive interview with National Business Daily during the 140th Canton Fair that the benefits of artificial intelligence will be released in multiple rounds. For humanoid robots, commercial service scenarios will be realized first, industrial scenarios will advance gradually starting with simple auxiliary tasks, and households will come in a later round; large-scale entry into ordinary households may be a decade away. Wang Tianmiao said that the household is the largest potential market, but the environment is highly unstructured, cross-scenario skill transfer is not yet mature, and household users' requirements for safety, low price, and easy maintenance need a longer cost-reduction cycle; these are the main difficulties for household deployment.
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- Wang Tianmiao: AI dividends will be released in multiple rounds; robots entering households may come a decade later
Wang Tianmiao, a professor at the Beihang University Robotics Research Institute, said during the 140th Canton Fair that the dividends of AI development will be released in multiple rounds, and that home scenarios will bring a new round of growth, but large-scale entry into ordinary households may come a decade later. He judged the order of deployment to be: commercial service scenarios first, industrial scenarios advancing gradually from simple auxiliary tasks, and households in a later round. The main difficulties are the high degree of unstructuredness in home environments, the fact that cross-scenario skill transfer is not yet mature, and the need for a longer cost-reduction cycle to meet household users' requirements for safety, low prices, and easy maintenance.
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