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The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

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Introduction: China's presence in the artificial intelligence boom

Dear old friends, do you also feel that the world is being swept by a whirlwind called "artificial intelligence", which not only changes our daily life, but also quietly reshapes the way we work in all walks of life. People joked: "This is an era of 'job grabbing' with robots." Indeed, the future is here, and the importance of robots cannot be overstated. In this blue ocean of science and technology, Chinese universities and enterprises are working hand in hand to make a name for themselves in the global robotics field.

The road to robot research and development in domestic colleges and universities - mixed blessings

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

Northwestern Polytechnical University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University: forge ahead

You may have heard that many universities in our country have made great efforts in robot research, such as Northwestern Polytechnical University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University, etc. These schools have made remarkable progress in the field of robotics with their scientific research strength and innovative spirit. They have not only made many achievements in academic papers, but also promoted the emergence of a series of robot products with independent intellectual property rights in practical applications. Their efforts make us look forward to the rise of the local robot industry, and look forward to seeing more "Made in China" robots shine on the international stage.

Tsinghua University and Peking University: The anticipation of silence and unexpected heated discussions

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

However, when it comes to China's top universities, Tsinghua University and Peking University, the recent developments in the field of robotics do not seem to be as shocking as one might expect. Although the two universities have abundant educational resources and scientific research capabilities, few have been heard of in the public eye about their major breakthroughs in robot research and development. Until a recent piece of news broke the silence and sparked an unexpected buzz.

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

The "Mystery Robot" incident at the Peking University Games

Live hit: the faltering "too milk robot"

Just two days ago, at a school sports meeting held at Peking University, a "mysterious robot" became the focus. It was carefully concealed at first, whetting the audience's appetite. When the mystery is revealed, what is revealed in front of everyone is a robot that is still immature in walking. It faltered, like an elderly grandmother in the family, who needed someone to help her move forward steadily. The video of the scene quickly circulated on the Internet, attracting many netizens to ridicule: "Isn't this pace played by a classmate?", "The cautious appearance of the two Peking University students seems to be taking care of an old man." ”

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

Netizens are hotly discussed: doubts and understanding are intertwined

In the face of this slightly "primitive" robot, complex emotions are presented in the field of public opinion. On the one hand, some netizens expressed puzzlement that a top university like Peking University would come up with such a "primary" work, and some people were even worried: "The state has invested so much money, is it in exchange for such results?", "Will this affect the enrollment of Peking University?" On the other hand, there are also voices calling for a rational view: "It is not easy to develop robots, and we should give scientific researchers more understanding and patience." ”

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

The gap between the "stars" in the international arena and us

New Boston Dynamics: Amazement and apprehension coexist

At the same time, Boston Dynamics, a global leader in robotics, unveiled its latest generation of electrically powered robots. The robot has flexible joints and smooth movements, getting closer and closer to the human form, like a fast-growing child, and every appearance is eye-catching. In the video, the world is amazed by its excellent performance, but it also triggers deep concern about the unknown risks that the rapid development of artificial intelligence may bring.

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

In the face of disparities, how can we introspect and move forward?

In contrast, the gap between China and the international advanced level is clearly emerging, which has triggered the in-depth thinking of the majority of netizens about the current situation of robot research and development in mainland China. Some people are worried: "Our high-tech companies such as DJI, Huawei, BYD, etc. have already led the way in their respective fields, why have they not yet achieved greater breakthroughs in the field of artificial intelligence robots?" Some people speculated: "Maybe this is just a temporary work created by Peking University for entertainment effects, not a reflection of its real strength." ”

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

### Conclusion: Face up to the gap and draw a blueprint for the future

Dear readers, at the beginning, we discussed the arrival of the era of artificial intelligence and China's role in it. In the face of the mixed blessings and sorrows in reality, especially the recent heated discussions caused by the Peking University robot at the school sports meeting, as well as the stark contrast with the international top level, how should we look at it?

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!
The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!
The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

First of all, we must understand that scientific research and innovation are not achieved in a day, especially in a field such as robotics, which is highly integrated with multidisciplinary knowledge and has a very high technical threshold. Behind every seemingly simple progress, there are countless days and nights of hard work by scientific researchers. For Peking University's faltering robot, we might as well embrace and encourage it as a phased achievement in the process of scientific research and exploration, rather than blaming it for not reaching the ideal state.

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!
The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

Secondly, compared with the achievements of international giants such as Boston Dynamics, we should not only recognize the gap, but also use this as a driving force to encourage mainland scientific research institutions and enterprises to increase R&D investment and improve core technology research capabilities, especially in key components, control systems, artificial intelligence algorithms and other aspects to seek breakthroughs. At the same time, the government, enterprises, and universities should further strengthen collaborative innovation, break down barriers, share resources, and jointly build a good ecology conducive to the development of the robot industry.

Finally, we should firmly believe that China, which has successful precedents such as DJI, Huawei, and BYD, also has the strength to accumulate in the field of artificial intelligence robots. As long as we adhere to innovation-driven, down-to-earth, and aim at the frontier, we will be able to win a place in the future global robot arena and let China's "intelligent" robots shine on the world stage.

The more noisy it gets, the bigger it gets! Peking University robots are ridiculed like too big milk, and it is a joke compared to Boston robots!

Looking back at the question at the beginning of the article, that is, how to find China's position in the era of artificial intelligence and catch up with the world's advanced level? The answer is already clear: face up to the gap, stick to the original intention of scientific research, gather forces from all parties, and jointly paint a picture of the future of China's robot industry's vigorous development. In this era full of opportunities and challenges, let us work together to look forward to the arrival of the glorious moment of China's artificial intelligence robots!

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