CPEM Hosts Major Conference on Robotics and AI for Power Grid Operations
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On October 22, 2026, the 7th CPEM Power AI Conference and related events commenced in Hangzhou, attracting over 1,500 representatives from various sectors of the power industry. The conference focused on the integration of AI and robotics in grid operations, addressing the increasing complexity of energy systems due to rapid growth in new energy sources.
The significance of this conference lies in its timing, as 2026 marks the beginning of the 15th Five-Year Plan, emphasizing the transition to a new power system and green energy transformation. With traditional methods becoming inadequate for managing the complexities of modern energy systems, the conference highlighted the urgent need for AI technologies to enhance operational efficiency.
State Grid's focus on embodied intelligence and robotics in power inspection and maintenance was a key theme, with several experts presenting on relevant technologies. The conference aims to establish a framework for AI-driven energy solutions, with a goal to create a safe and efficient energy system by 2027 and achieve significant advancements in AI-energy integration by 2030.
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