Jiangsu's AI Innovations Showcase Rapid Robotics Training and Practical Applications
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Jiangsu is demonstrating the capabilities of AI through various practical applications, including a quadruped robot conducting inspections and individuals mastering laser welding in just three days. This was highlighted during the 'Vibrant China Research Tour' organized by the Publicity Department, where over 100 journalists explored AI practices across eight cities in Jiangsu.
The 'AI Mirror' ecosystem in Nanjing features an exoskeleton device that enhances user strength and a development center that connects product innovation with market testing. Since its launch in November, the center has engaged over 200 companies and facilitated nearly 70 million yuan in transactions, showcasing a successful model of technology integration.
In Wuxi, various robots are being trained for precision tasks, while Nantong is transforming traditional manufacturing with AI systems. Suzhou's collaboration with local chip manufacturers is accelerating the laser industry. Jiangsu's diverse AI applications are providing concrete answers to the fundamental question of what technology can achieve in today's era.
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