• Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life
  • Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life
  • Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life
  • Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life
  • Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life
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Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life

Chinese Robots (English Edition): The Rise of a Robotics Power – From Factory Floors to Everyday Life

How China Moved from Importing Industrial Robots to Building Its Own — Automation, AI, Service Robots and the Companies Driving the Change, Told for General Readers
This book tells the story of how China became one of the world‘s largest markets for robots—and then started building its own. It is not a technical manual, and it is not a policy report. It follows the companies and engineers who moved China from assembling foreign-designed machines to developing industrial robots, service robots, and the AI systems that drive them. You see what automation looks like on a factory floor, how robots are moving into hospitals, restaurants, and homes, and what it takes to compete in an industry that was once dominated by Japan and Europe. If you want to understand how China’s robotics industry actually grew—rather than read specifications or government white papers—this is it.
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China‘s Robots chronicles the growth of China’s robotics industry alongside the nation‘s economic rise. Through extensive interviews and firsthand accounts, the book follows the journey of pioneering technical intellectuals—including Jiang Xinsong, known as the “father of Chinese robots,” along with Wang Tianran and Qu Daokui—as they navigated enormous difficulties to develop domestic robotics technology.

The narrative explores how Chinese researchers and technicians struggled to make breakthroughs, eventually transforming robots from competitive creations into strategic “national heavy weapons” and upgrading “Made in China” into “Smart Manufacturing in China.” Beyond the story of technology, the book offers forward-looking analysis of smart manufacturing from strategic and ethical perspectives, addressing global issues that matter to anyone watching China‘s tech

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