Robots have extremely wide applications. In the industrial sector, robots have become a vital force on production lines, efficiently and accurately performing tasks such as welding, assembly, handling, and painting, significantly improving production efficiency and product quality. For example, in the automotive manufacturing industry, robots participate in almost every stage from parts processing to vehicle assembly. In logistics, robots are used for sorting, handling, and warehouse management, achieving automation and intelligence in logistics operations. Furthermore, robots play a crucial role in various fields such as healthcare, services, agriculture, and education. In healthcare, surgical robots assist doctors in performing delicate surgical procedures, improving the success rate and safety of surgeries; in services, catering robots and tour guide robots provide convenient and efficient service experiences.
With continuous technological advancements, robots are developing towards greater intelligence, autonomy, and collaboration. Intelligence means robots will possess stronger perception, decision-making, and execution capabilities, better adapting to complex and changing environments; autonomy requires robots to complete tasks independently without human intervention; and collaboration emphasizes cooperation and coordination between robots, as well as collaborative work between robots and humans, to jointly complete tasks.