Figure ① The multi robot flexible fixture system at the Hexconn booth is inspecting a car door. Our reporter Jin Feng took a photo of the eighth generation FORPHEUS table tennis coach robot at the Omron booth. Our reporter Jin Feng took a photo of the world's first photon counting CT and the world's first pathological level mesoscopic magnetic resonance imaging exhibited at the Siemens Medical Exhibition. Our reporter Ma Aiping took a photo of an engineer holding a handle and gently moving it in front of him. A robot a few steps away from him was holding a wine bottle, and as the engineer's arm moved, the robotic arm twisted to steadily pour the wine into the glass. After the robot learns this set of actions, it can "self learn" and "replicate" the newly learned actions without the need for engineers to demonstrate them again, completing the pouring process. At the technical equipment exhibition area of the 6th China International Import Expo (hereinafter referred to as the CIIE), the teaching free robot demonstrated its super strong learning ability, attracting many visitors to stop at its booth. There is a photosensitive point on this handle, and when the wireless sensing device captures the signal, it will transmit it to the computer. After the computer conducts spatial analysis of the real-time motion trajectory of the handle, it will transmit the data information to the robot, and the robot can take corresponding actions. "An on-site engineer told Science and Technology Daily that this robot can imitate human actions, Used in processing scenarios that require special experience and craftsmanship. Liu Xiaobing, Deputy General Manager of Bu'er Yue (China) Co., Ltd., explained, "Some high-end headphones require manual polishing by a teacher. This robot system can perform similar operations to a teacher by sensing and recording the force, angle, and body posture of the teacher during polishing, thereby saving labor costs and maintaining unified and stable product quality." The teaching free robot is just a "rookie" in the robot family of the booth One of them. Entering this' steel jungle ', there are robots that are often one or two meters tall. Some of them can weld the car body, some can tighten screws, and some are assembling the car body, handling circuits, and tailoring the car body. At this year's CIIE, the "Hundred Changes" robot demonstrated its strength by demonstrating that "innovation is the first driving force". As the robot of Bu Er Yue waved its robotic arm and flipped up and down, not far away, ABB's latest generation collaborative robot GoFa12 transformed various movements in a narrow space of about 1 cubic meter, skillfully grasping the blind box. Once one perceives someone around them, they will stop to avoid them. The six joints of GoFa12 are equipped with torque sensors. When working, if a human colleague touches the robot, the robot will feel the force and stop, avoiding harm to people. The robot will also monitor the setting area, and if the sensor detects someone or an object entering, it will slow down or stop the operation. "ABB on-site engineer Ge Dawei introduced that GoFa12's perception is sensitive and the overall design is very smooth and smooth, Can collaborate side by side with people and share workspace, especially suitable for work scenarios with strict automation requirements such as machining, welding, material handling, polishing, and assembly. Human machine collaboration is an important trend in the development of industrial robots. China is ABB's second largest global market and also