China-World Intelligence Expo/Technologies
Tianjin Municipality, north China - June 19, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of humanoid robots at World Intelligence Expo 2024; visitors taking pictures; exhibitor
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jiang Yanfeng, exhibitor (ending with shot 3):
"At present, the demand at the forefront of the entire market is more focused on the need to replace humans in doing dangerous work in such harmful and toxic environments as inflammable, explosive and collapse. The ultra-high stability performance of humanoid robots determines that they will not be unable to perform effective work because of falling down or operating in complex terrains in the process of fulfilling tasks."
3. Various of Jiang interacting with humanoid robot
4. Various of booths of low-flying aircraft
5. Various of self-driving low-flying aircraft taking off
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) He Tianxing, exhibitor (ending with shot 7):
"We will launch an aircraft traveling farther between two cities or islands, capable of covering distances of up to 300 kilometers in the air, which will effectively facilitate rapid commuting between two cities."
7. Various of low-flying aircraft on parking apron, low-flying aircraft flying
8. Various of vehicle with fully autonomous inspection system; introductions
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Chen Fangping, exhibitor (ending with shot 10):
"Currently, drones are used for high-frequency and regular patrols and inspections involving various types of national infrastructure, such as electric power, new energy, firefighting, emergency rescue, smart cities, safety cities, smart forestry and intelligent tourism. We hope to empower productivity through technology."
10. Various of aircrafts on display
Highlighting the forefront of innovation, the newly opened 2024 World Intelligence Expo has unveiled nearly 100 cutting-edge intelligent products, ranging from self-driving low-flying aircraft to lifelike humanoid robots and advanced brain-machine interface technologies.
These debuts not only showcase the latest advancements in smart technology, but also forecast emerging trends in future industries.
Scheduled for June 20 to 23, the event is co-hosted by north China's Tianjin Municipality and southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, combining two events formerly known as the World Intelligence Congress in Tianjin and the Smart China Expo in Chongqing. A lot of exhibits have already been on display before the expo officially opened on Thursday.
Themed "Intelligence: Extensive Development Space, Sustainable Growth Driver", this year's expo covers an exhibition area of 100,000 square meters and includes 10 themed exhibition zones covering the fields of AI, intelligent connected vehicles, intelligent manufacturing and robotics. More than 550 enterprises and organizations from 49 countries and regions are participating in this high-end technology event.
At the expo, humanoid robots are featured, closely resembling and often surpassing humans in both appearance and functionality.
With advanced gait algorithms, humanoid robot on display is capable of walking stably and swiftly adjusting posture to maintain balance despite external impacts, signaling readiness for industrial deployment.
"At present, the demand at the forefront of the entire market is more focused on the need to replace humans in doing dangerous work in such harmful and toxic environments as inflammable, explosive and collapse. The ultra-high stability performance of humanoid robots determines that they will not be unable to perform effective work because of falling down or operating in complex terrains in the process of fulfilling tasks," said Jiang Yanfeng, an exhibitor of humanoid robots.
In the exhibition area of low-altitude economy, a domestically developed self-driving passenger aircraft has caught the eyes of visitors. Equipped with eight axes and 16 propellers, it can carry a maximum of 620 kg and fly up to 25 minutes, covering a 30 km point-to-point flight distance. The exhibitor said it will develop aircraft that cay fly more distance in the future.
"We will launch an aircraft traveling farther between two cities or islands, capable of covering distances of up to 300 kilometers in the air, which will effectively facilitate rapid commuting between two cities," said He Tianxing with the exhibiting company.
Besides, vehicles with a fully autonomous inspection system was released for the first time at the event.
Through seamlessly integration with multiple drones, such vehicles enable coordinated multi-drone inspections and long-distance leapfrogging. They can effectively respond to concurrent emergency tasks and fulfill uninterrupted inspection requirements across distant and cross-regional areas.
"Currently, drones are used for high-frequency and regular patrols and inspections involving various types of national infrastructure, such as electric power, new energy, firefighting, emergency rescue, smart cities, safety cities, smart forestry and intelligent tourism. We hope to empower productivity through technology," said Chen Fangping, an exhibitor.
China-World Intelligence Expo/Technologies
Dateline : June 19, 2024
Location : Tianjin,China
Duration : 2'19
Tianjin Municipality, north China - June 19, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of humanoid robots at World Intelligence Expo 2024; visitors taking pictures; exhibitor
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jiang Yanfeng, exhibitor (ending with shot 3):
"At present, the demand at the forefront of the entire market is more focused on the need to replace humans in doing dangerous work in such harmful and toxic environments as inflammable, explosive and collapse. The ultra-high stability performance of humanoid robots determines that they will not be unable to perform effective work because of falling down or operating in complex terrains in the process of fulfilling tasks."
3. Various of Jiang interacting with humanoid robot
4. Various of booths of low-flying aircraft
5. Various of self-driving low-flying aircraft taking off
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) He Tianxing, exhibitor (ending with shot 7):
"We will launch an aircraft traveling farther between two cities or islands, capable of covering distances of up to 300 kilometers in the air, which will effectively facilitate rapid commuting between two cities."
7. Various of low-flying aircraft on parking apron, low-flying aircraft flying
8. Various of vehicle with fully autonomous inspection system; introductions
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Chen Fangping, exhibitor (ending with shot 10):
"Currently, drones are used for high-frequency and regular patrols and inspections involving various types of national infrastructure, such as electric power, new energy, firefighting, emergency rescue, smart cities, safety cities, smart forestry and intelligent tourism. We hope to empower productivity through technology."
10. Various of aircrafts on display
Highlighting the forefront of innovation, the newly opened 2024 World Intelligence Expo has unveiled nearly 100 cutting-edge intelligent products, ranging from self-driving low-flying aircraft to lifelike humanoid robots and advanced brain-machine interface technologies.
These debuts not only showcase the latest advancements in smart technology, but also forecast emerging trends in future industries.
Scheduled for June 20 to 23, the event is co-hosted by north China's Tianjin Municipality and southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, combining two events formerly known as the World Intelligence Congress in Tianjin and the Smart China Expo in Chongqing. A lot of exhibits have already been on display before the expo officially opened on Thursday.
Themed "Intelligence: Extensive Development Space, Sustainable Growth Driver", this year's expo covers an exhibition area of 100,000 square meters and includes 10 themed exhibition zones covering the fields of AI, intelligent connected vehicles, intelligent manufacturing and robotics. More than 550 enterprises and organizations from 49 countries and regions are participating in this high-end technology event.
At the expo, humanoid robots are featured, closely resembling and often surpassing humans in both appearance and functionality.
With advanced gait algorithms, humanoid robot on display is capable of walking stably and swiftly adjusting posture to maintain balance despite external impacts, signaling readiness for industrial deployment.
"At present, the demand at the forefront of the entire market is more focused on the need to replace humans in doing dangerous work in such harmful and toxic environments as inflammable, explosive and collapse. The ultra-high stability performance of humanoid robots determines that they will not be unable to perform effective work because of falling down or operating in complex terrains in the process of fulfilling tasks," said Jiang Yanfeng, an exhibitor of humanoid robots.
In the exhibition area of low-altitude economy, a domestically developed self-driving passenger aircraft has caught the eyes of visitors. Equipped with eight axes and 16 propellers, it can carry a maximum of 620 kg and fly up to 25 minutes, covering a 30 km point-to-point flight distance. The exhibitor said it will develop aircraft that cay fly more distance in the future.
"We will launch an aircraft traveling farther between two cities or islands, capable of covering distances of up to 300 kilometers in the air, which will effectively facilitate rapid commuting between two cities," said He Tianxing with the exhibiting company.
Besides, vehicles with a fully autonomous inspection system was released for the first time at the event.
Through seamlessly integration with multiple drones, such vehicles enable coordinated multi-drone inspections and long-distance leapfrogging. They can effectively respond to concurrent emergency tasks and fulfill uninterrupted inspection requirements across distant and cross-regional areas.
"Currently, drones are used for high-frequency and regular patrols and inspections involving various types of national infrastructure, such as electric power, new energy, firefighting, emergency rescue, smart cities, safety cities, smart forestry and intelligent tourism. We hope to empower productivity through technology," said Chen Fangping, an exhibitor.
ID : 8382223
Published : 2024-06-20 16:52
Last Modified : 2024-06-22 15:02:20
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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