Robotics Week

RoboWeek is an event week dedicated to showcasing, promoting, and popularizing robotics technology. Showcasing the latest technological achievements in the field of robotics to the public. This includes the research and development achievements of new robots, such as more flexible industrial robots, smarter service robots, etc. For example, showcasing industrial robots capable of precise assembly of small components, with precision reaching the micrometer level, allowing people to intuitively feel the tremendous progress of robot technology in manufacturing. Promote the application of robots in different industries. In the medical industry, showcasing robotic systems that can assist in surgery, doctors can remotely operate robotic arms through a console to perform precise surgical operations, reduce surgical risks, and improve surgical success rates.

Activity content

• Exhibition and Demonstration

Holding a robotics technology exhibition, numerous robot manufacturers, research institutions, etc. will showcase various types of robots. From large industrial robots to compact household cleaning robots, from unmanned aerial vehicles used for military reconnaissance to special robots for rescue in dangerous environments, everything is available.

Live demonstration of the working process of the robot. For example, demonstrating how agricultural robots can perform precise sowing, fertilization, and harvesting. These robots can recognize the maturity of crops through visual sensors and then use robotic arms to accurately pick fruits, improving agricultural production efficiency.

• Technical Exchange Meeting

Invite experts, scholars, engineers, and others in the field of robotics to give academic presentations and engage in technical exchanges. They will share cutting-edge research achievements in robotics technology, such as the application of artificial intelligence in autonomous navigation of robots, and explain how robots use deep learning algorithms to identify obstacles in the environment and plan the best path.

Organize a seminar to discuss the challenges and solutions faced by robotics technology. For example, at a safety seminar on robot human collaboration, experts will explore how to ensure that robots do not cause harm to humans when working in close proximity, including the use of various safety measures such as force sensors and visual monitoring.

• Educational activities

Conduct robot programming training courses. Teach participants how to use programming languages such as Python, C++, etc. to control the behavior of robots. Taking a simple line patrol robot as an example, programming allows the robot to move along black lines on the ground, learn how to read sensor data, and make decisions based on the data.

Organize a workshop on robot creative design. Encourage participants to unleash their creativity and design their own envisioned future robots. In the workshop, various materials and tools are provided for participants to make robot models hands-on, cultivating their innovative thinking and practical abilities.