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Xuanming Robotics establishes Zhengzhou headquarters with 150 million yuan investment for industrial robot training base

轩明机器人总部项目落地郑州航空港 总投资1.5亿元

Summary

On November 2, Xuanming Robotics finalized land acquisition in Zhengzhou's aviation port for a 19,000-square-meter facility investing 150 million yuan to address the domestic shortage of approximately 5 million industrial robot operators. The project will provide vocational training covering electrical basics and PLC control while offering consulting services for manufacturing enterprises.

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  • planned total building area

    19,000

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    该项目位于华夏大道与太湖路西南角,总用地约10亩,规划总建筑面积1.9万平方米,总投资1.5亿元。
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  • land use area

    ≈10

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    该项目位于华夏大道与太湖路西南角,总用地约10亩,规划总建筑面积1.9万平方米,总投资1.5亿元。
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  • industrial robot talent gap in China

    ≈5,000,000

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    轩明实业相关负责人称,工业机器人相关岗位是新职业,国内人才缺口约500万,部分企业购买设备后无人会操作,设备闲置在库房。
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  • company establishment year

    2,014

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    项目方河南轩明实业有限公司成立于2014年,由高校、企业、科研机构联合创立,聚焦工业机器人研发、生产、销售与技能人才培养,是河南省首批产教融合型培育企业。
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该项目位于华夏大道与太湖路西南角,总用地约10亩,规划总建筑面积1.9万平方米,总投资1.5亿元。

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轩明实业相关负责人称,工业机器人相关岗位是新职业,国内人才缺口约500万,部分企业购买设备后无人会操作,设备闲置在库房。

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项目方河南轩明实业有限公司成立于2014年,由高校、企业、科研机构联合创立,聚焦工业机器人研发、生产、销售与技能人才培养,是河南省首批产教融合型培育企业。

Open source S5

轩明机器人总部项目落地郑州航空港 总投资1.5亿元

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