Is the human robot industry ready for the moment Chatgpt?

Human robots, which have achieved significant technological developments this year, may be the edge of a ChatGPT in investment and popularity-or at least, this is what many believe in this industry.

The so -called human robots are artificial intelligence machines designed to resemble humans in appearance and movement, with expected use cases in industrial and services sectors.

The makers of these robots work on technology in the background for years. Now, they say they are ready to unleash technology in the world.

Singapore on Thursday, as well as other robots industry in China, “China Yogon, Director General of the Beijing Center for Innovation for Human robots, said during a committee in Singapore on Thursday, along with other robots industry in China,”

“This year was defined as the first year of the huge production of human robots,” said Syongy, chief technology official and executive director of the UBTECH in Mandarin translated by CNBC. He added that there was rapid progress in both mechanical and “brains” that make artificial intelligence.

The “original Chatgpt” moment “occurred in Late 2022When Openai Chatbot released from the pioneering artificial intelligence of the public, which led to a collective adoption of large language models and widely recognized its capabilities.

Includes robotics players who hope to re -create this effect Timing Optimus in the United States, while there are an increasing number of human robot companies in China, with companies such as Unitree, Galbot, Agibot and Ubtech Robotics that bring products to the market.

While human robots have not yet reached a small part of the adoption that was seen with obstetric artificial intelligence, many experts expect that technology will have a transformational impact on the global economy within years.

Robots also began to appear everywhere, from factories to technological conferences to sporting events.

The CEO of Tesla El Musk said that he is expected to produce the company 5,000 of its Optimus robot this year, where technology is expected to be compensated in the end. The majority of the work of the maker of EV.

Meanwhile, China’s human robot companies say their products are already used in factories and commercial services.

Speaking on Thursday, Zhao Yuli, chief strategy official at Galbot, said that young people had already published nearly 1,000 robots through various works.

Other companies, such as Ubtech Robotics and Galbot, have also installed robots in local factories, according to local media reports.

According to Zhao, these publishing operations came in addition to increasing the investor’s interest and supporting the government in this sector, as well as the maturity of both robots and artificial intelligence technology.

Industry experts indicated that this maturity in technology has been shown in a number of conferences and events this year, such as the global human robotics game in China, which see robots competing in practical scenarios.

Galbot won a gold medal in the robot skills event after ranked first in the pharmaceutical screening challenge.

The improvements in the control of the movement of Chinese human robots have also been shown in recent months in sporting events such as marathon and boxing matches.

GUO Yandong, founder and CEO of AIURION AII, added that the improvements in obstetric artificial intelligence also enabled robots to learn in the job rather than relying only on pre -orders, a transformation that can expand human uses in the sectors.