Bee Technology Highlights Robot Trainer Role for Disabled at Service Trade Fair
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On September 9, 2026, Bee Technology showcased its innovations at the China International Service Trade Fair in Beijing, focusing on the theme of empowering disabled individuals through technology. The company presented its MEgo View and MEgo Gripper products, enabling disabled users to participate in robot training and data collection, thus unlocking new employment opportunities as 'robot trainers'.
This initiative is significant as it aligns with the recent announcement by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, which introduced new job categories, including 'embodied intelligent robot data collector' and 'robot trainer'. The development of the embodied intelligence industry is creating new job options, allowing disabled individuals to engage in robot training without needing complex programming skills.
Looking ahead, the launch of the MEgo Pai app on September 23 will enable disabled individuals to undertake data collection tasks remotely, providing them with income opportunities. Bee Technology aims to explore more data collection scenarios suitable for disabled participation, connecting data needs with employment opportunities and fostering inclusivity in the tech-driven job market.
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