The number of special robots will reach 7.7 billion U.S. dollars by 2020

"This robot (18.770,-0.08,-0.42%) can be widely used in dense public places such as airports, stations, subways, and docks, as well as in safety guards in narrow spaces such as corridors, stairs, and rooms. Explosive munitions, live ammunition training and other dangerous situations.” Recently, Liu Chunmei, chief engineer of Henan Jingang Intelligent Robot Technology Co., Ltd., introduced the JG-I King Kong Intelligent EOD Robot developed by the company at its new product launch.

"This robot will truly achieve non-human contact with long-range explosives. Its successful development will play an important role in the practical application of anti-terrorism and detonation." Zhongguancun (6.780, -0.05, -0.73%) Fuzhi Special Robot Industry Alliance Secretary Chen Xiaodong said that in the future, the e-boom robots will develop in the direction of intelligence. They can completely and accurately find explosives and implement demolition, and even achieve voice interactive functions.

This new type of e-disaster robot shows the trend of upgrading the intelligence of current special robots. It is understood that special robots are not only industrial robots but also various advanced robots that are used in non-manufacturing industries and serve humans, including service robots, underwater robots, entertainment robots, military robots, and agricultural robots. In recent years, the performance of the global special robots has continued to increase, and the intelligence has been continuously upgraded. It is predicted that the global special robot market will reach US$5.6 billion in 2017 and reach US$7.7 billion in 2020, with an average annual growth rate of 12% from 2016 to 2020.

Experts said that the current intelligent robots have a certain level of intelligence, and they have been able to complete such tasks as positioning, navigation, obstacle avoidance, tracking, two-dimensional code recognition, scene perception recognition, and behavior prediction. As the intelligence and environmental adaptability of special robots continue to increase, they have very broad application prospects in many fields such as military, anti-riot, firefighting, mining, construction, transportation, security monitoring, space exploration, explosion-proof, pipeline construction and so on.