JAKA receives first "Shanghai Brand" reliability certification for its general-purpose intelligent robots at CIIE
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At the 9th China International Import Expo, JAKA received the inaugural "Shanghai Brand" reliability certificate for its general-purpose intelligent robots, validating their durability and stability through standardized evaluation within the Future High-Quality Exhibition Zone. This certification confirms that key components exceed industry standards with an MTBF of 80,000 hours, supporting deployment in scenarios like automotive electronics and educational services. The award highlights JAKA's transition from industrial tools to public space interaction carriers via its "brain-plus-cerebellum" architecture.
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“节卡机器人采用寿命短板降额设计，关键部件性能标准远超行业要求，依托节卡独 创的JQMS质量管理体系实现研发、供应链、生产全链路的标准化管理 ，核心产品获行业首个MTBF（平均无故障时间）8万小时认证，助力产品融入多元场景，应用于汽车电子、智能装配、教育科研服务等。”
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At the 9th China International Import Expo, JAKA received the inaugural "Shanghai Brand" reliability certificate for its general-purpose intelligent robots, validating their durability and stability through standardized evaluation within the Future High-Quality Exhibition Zone. This certification confirms that key components exceed industry standards with an MTBF of 80,000 hours, supporting deployment in scenarios like automotive electronics and educational services. The award highlights JAKA's transition from industrial tools to public space interaction carriers via its "brain-plus-cerebellum" architecture.
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