History of Industrial Robots Working Principles of Industrial Robots

Currently developing at a high speed, ChatGPT, as a top model in the GC field, is expected to accelerate the penetration of AI in various industries and subvert existing forms of productivity.

Large models combined with complex multimodal solutions are expected to have perfect capabilities for interacting with the world and will be widely used in the field.

The pain point is that the threshold for development and delivery is high, requiring professional manual code writing and repeated debugging to match the unique task requirements of the production line. The high cost has greatly hindered the popularization of robots.

Under the trend of AI big models, engineers can use big models to automatically generate code instructions to complete the development and debugging of robot functions and command robots in the form of daily conversations.

At the beginning of 2023, Google launched the visual language model PaLM-E and applied it to industrial robots to find action plans based on environmental changes without any human guidance.

Recently, Zhang Yong, Chairman and CEO of Alibaba and CEO of Cloud Group, revealed that Alibaba Cloud engineers are experimenting with connecting the Qianwen model to industrial robots.

Zhang Yong said, "Manufacturing is an important battlefield for AI big models. The biggest opportunities in the next 10 years lie in the cloud, AI and the physical world. The integration of machines and robots fetching water is only the first step. In the future, intelligent robots that can communicate directly with people will change the form of the entire factory.

Under the background of a new round of industrial revolution, the robotics industry is gradually moving towards the AI ​​era and is expected to become an important variable in the full outbreak of artificial intelligence technology.

The history of industrial robots

The world's first robot was born in the United States and was first used in industrial sites in 1961, but at that time, the robot was only used for simple handling and repetitive labor.

In the 1970s, Japan's Hitachi developed a robot with dynamic vision, which was then installed and widely used in industry.

The research on industrial robots in China began in the 1970s. In 1979, Shenyang Automation Research Institute took the lead in proposing the development of

In 1982, he developed the first teaching and reproducing industrial robot prototype in China.

In 1985, China's first underwater robot "Haien No. 1", the first 6-DOF articulated robot "Shanghai No. 1", and the first arc welding robot "Huayu-|" (HY-I) were developed respectively, gradually solving the breakthroughs in key technologies and realizing the leap from "nothing to something".

Editor: Huang Fei