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“Smart” Pujiang 1030 Robotics Summit Forum

2015-11-30

On October 30, 2015, the 2015 “Smart Manufacturing” Pujiang Robotics Industry Summit Forum and the inaugural COCOSPACE Robotics Industry Development Forum were successfully held at the newly completed COCOSPACE Jinqiao Office Park. More than 150 participants—including experts, academics, entrepreneurs from the robotics and industrial intelligence sectors, as well as representatives from relevant government agencies and investment institutions—attended the event.

 

Robotics companies such as ANWHA (Shanghai) Automation Engineering Co., Ltd., Jinan Yifei Automation Technology Co., Ltd., Shanghai Youaibao Robot Technology Co., Ltd., Shanghai SLAMTEC Co., Ltd., and Beijing Hengzheng Precision Machinery Technology Co., Ltd., along with specialized robotics investment firms including Ivy Capital, Shuyuan Venture Capital, and Coco Capital, presented keynote speeches and participated in roundtable discussions. They examined China’s current state of robotic development from perspectives including technological innovation, institutional innovation, and the effective alignment of capital with industry, exploring ways to enhance both the technological innovation capacity and the integrated application capabilities of robotics. By leveraging the combined forces of capital and government policies, they sought to drive the healthy and rapid growth of China’s robotics industry.

 

He who masters “intelligent manufacturing” will dominate the world. In recent years, the internet and artificial intelligence have achieved qualitative leaps, and the trend toward intelligent automation—led by robotics—is poised to spearhead the next wave of industrial revolution. Major industrial nations have accordingly unveiled strategic responses: the United States has launched the “Industrial Internet,” Germany has introduced “Industry 4.0,” while China, assessing the situation, has articulated the overarching strategy of “Made in China 2025,” leveraging information technology to advance industrialization and using intelligent technologies to upgrade automation. How to seize the momentum of intelligent development, how to harness robotics to transform and modernize China’s manufacturing sector, and how to bolster the competitiveness of Chinese industries in this new competitive landscape—these are critical questions that the industry must address and resolve, and they also constitute the broader historical context for convening this forum.

 

This forum also specially invited Mr. Yao Zhijiu, Deputy Director of the Market Development Department of the China Machinery Industry Federation and Deputy Secretary-General of the China Robot Industry Alliance, and Mr. Liu Ping, Deputy Director of the Equipment Division of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization, to deliver presentations on “Made in China 2025” as it pertains to the robotics industry, as well as on Shanghai’s plans and strategic positioning in the fields of robotics and intelligent technologies. From a national perspective, digitalization and intelligence represent the most effective pathway for enhancing industrial efficiency and bolstering corporate competitiveness; whether in industrial robotics, service robotics, or specialized robotics, these sectors are key priorities in the national development blueprint. Looking ahead, human labor will be increasingly liberated from routine tasks. Meanwhile, Shanghai views the robotics industry as an intellectually intensive sector and seeks to leverage its status as a talent hub, combined with its established foundation in high‑end, precision manufacturing, to take a leading position in both robotics and intelligent technologies.

 

 

 

 

 

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