Robotics
Robots become human
The World Robot Conference 2024 showed the world new versions of humanoid robots. The exhibition areas were dedicated to the topics of "Industrial Robots", "Service Robots", "Special Robots" and "Artificial Intelligence".
The "World Robot Conference 2024" took place from August 21 to 25 in Beijing, China. 812,000 visitors marveled at the world of robotics. Renowned companies, universities and institutes gathered to present their latest achievements, products and solutions in the field of robotics. Robots are becoming human - the faces and hands of humanoids have evolved.
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