On October 20, at the IROS2025 · Meituan Robot Research Institute Academic Annual Conference—an official sub-forum of IROS2025 in Hangzhou—Li Yifan, CEO of Hesai Technology,

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From automotive transmissions and transfer cases to fracking pumps, electronic controllers, hydraulic actuators, and refrigeration compressors, the modern world relies on highly complex electromechanical systems.

Industrial automation powers modern manufacturing, from massive stamping presses to precision small-scale machines. While automated equipment is designed for self-sufficiency, human interaction remains critical—for setup,

From automotive transmissions and transfer cases to fracking pumps, electronic controllers, hydraulic actuators, and refrigeration compressors, the modern world relies on highly complex electromechanical systems.

Advanced technologies are rapidly transforming every corner of the electronics industry, and at the heart of this evolution lies a critical tool: automatic assembly machines

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Program Core: A Special Investigating AI’s Impact on the Workplace   A news special on Britain’s Channel 4 titled “Will AI Take My Job?” investigated

In the field of industrial assembly, buckles—simple yet critical connecting components—are widely used in industries such as automotive, consumer electronics, home appliances, and medical devices.