The 4th China International Import Expo will open tonight.
Omron, a four-year-old friend of the Expo and a world-renowned manufacturer of automation control and electronic equipment, will still bring the forpheus table tennis robot to the booth this year. It is reported that this is the advanced version of the sixth generation of forpheus table tennis coaching robot, on the afternoon of the 6th, table tennis grand slam winner Li Xiaoxia will also visit the booth to interact with this robot and vividly interpret the concept of human-machine collaboration.
Forpheus is a table tennis coaching robot developed since 2013, and through interaction with it, it can help unleash people's potential and creativity. It is equipped with a number of Omron industrial automation equipment, such as industrial camera groups, sensors, industrial robots, etc. This year, Omron will make another appearance with the latest evolution of the forpheus table tennis coach robot.
This year, in response to how machines support humans and how to better communicate with people in the new normal era, the robot has been upgraded again.
The first is that it can deal with two players at the same time, carry out double-player training, and be able to grasp the player's biological and action information through powerful AI technology technology, so as to formulate a doubles plan that can adjust the enthusiasm, enhance the cooperation and resonance of the two, and enhance the tacit understanding between partners.
Secondly, the robot can evaluate its own performance and detect abnormalities according to its own operating status, while giving further improvement measures, without relying on professional and technical personnel to maintain normal operation.
No, it's not content with amateurs.
On the afternoon of November 6th, a wonderful man-machine battle will be staged at the Omron booth (4.1b 2-003), featuring Li Xiaoxia, a former member of the Chinese national table tennis women's team, the London Olympic women's singles champion and the table tennis women's singles grand slam winner, against the Omron table tennis robot.
It is reported that in addition to the sixth generation of table tennis robots exhibited by this star, Omron will also display its advanced applications and achievements in manufacturing, medical and health care and other fields.
Source: Thoughtful