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First Smart Robot Application Skills Exhibition Nanjing Station

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The 'Smart Future - First Intelligent Robot Application Skills Exhibition' in Nanjing showcased over 100 robots from 51 companies, highlighting real-world applications in industry, medicine, and services. The event focused on human-robot collaboration and integration into daily work environments. (Source: 机器人 全球资讯).

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“百余台 机器人 集结 实景检验 “真功夫” 本次大展吸引 了南京的 51 家 机器人 企业参展,百余台智能机器人 现场 “比武” 。”

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Reported quantity · robot_count: 29 other · Basis not reported · Differing source assertions
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“其中, “ 江苏省智能工业机器人产业集群 ”南京 江宁 区的 企业 就 多达 29 家,成为现场最具代表性的产业方阵。”

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“这次大展上,埃斯 顿 带来了重磅展示: 18 台埃斯顿 iER 系列工业机器人 手持切割、 弧焊 、打磨、涂装等不同加工工具 ,伴随 着 音乐律动协同起舞。”

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  1. Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensing
    Robotics Show in Nanjing Demonstrates Diverse Applications and Industrial Strength

    The 'Smart Future - First Intelligent Robot Application Skills Exhibition' in Nanjing featured over 100 robots from 51 local companies, demonstrating real-world capabilities across industrial, medical, and service sectors. The event emphasized practical applications, human-robot collaboration, and the integration of robotics into everyday work environments.

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