China's Humanoid Robots Will Not Replace Human Workers, Beijing Official Says
- Liang Liang, an official overseeing a major technology hub in Beijing, emphasized that humanoid robots in China are intended to support human workers rather than replace them.
- This assertion follows rapid expansion and state funding for China's humanoid robot sector, which aims to complement rather than displace human labor.
- The world's first robot half-marathon was held in Beijing last month with 20 teams operating robots alongside humans on separate tracks, highlighting collaborative aims.
- The Tiangong Ultra, a robot designed for athletic performance by the state-supported X-Humanoid Innovation Center in Beijing, secured victory in the race by reaching speeds up to 12 km/h, highlighting significant technological progress.
- Liang emphasized that robots will increase efficiency by working when humans rest, take on undesired tasks like space and ocean exploration, and boost productivity overall.
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China's humanoid robots will not replace human workers: Official
BEIJING: China's humanoid robots will not replace human workers and cause mass unemployment, according to a Chinese official who oversees a tech hub in Beijing, amid a rapid expansion of the sector and state funding for it. Liang Liang, a deputy director at the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Ar
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