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A robot?

Guests and audiences are more surprised than to see the world's top piano masters coming together to play a song.

Except in science fiction movies, robots in reality aren't all that stupid, let alone play the piano, even if it takes a cup of tea to get ink for a minute or two?

The robot in front of you, though not the vigilance robot in the science fiction movie, still plays the piano with as flexible a finger as a human being, and it's still a science fiction.

When the hurried notes came to an end, the guests stood together and dedicated themselves to the robot with their warmest applause.

Take charge of the exhibition hosting Yang Lily, and walk with Kongtao to the stage.

Journalists in the press gallery in the front row below, unable to sit down one by one, raised their hands and made a statement.

Big Beast Heavy Industries was very fond of several mechanical websites that sent journalists without mentioning labor fees. Seeing them raise their hands and Kongtao smiles means he can ask questions.

“Hello, I'm a reporter for the Mechanic News Network, and I was wondering, is that robot playing the piano, a robotic product released by Beast Heavy Industries? ”

In bright lights, this robot slowly moves over.

It's really that new product robot that looks exactly like the pictures released on the previous website.

“Amazing performance, as I understand it, to have a mechanically perfect simulation of humans playing music is more demanding on the robot's hand coordination than making a supercar engine. At least I don't know which company has succeeded in making the robot play the piano perfectly. ”

“Before that, I thought this robot was just an immature concept product. Now, even as a tutor, it has a certain market future. ”

But… "

“I think your company also understands that the definition of a robot by ordinary people should be a robot with a certain intelligence that can perform certain household tasks independently.” The reporter asked a very critical question: “This product of your company does not appear to have any intelligent software manipulation. Is this product located primarily in the remote service category? ”

Kongtao shook his head with a smile: “We are not positioned for this product. How to use it depends on the user to discover it. We've done product testing internally before and have discovered many interesting aspects. ”

I don't know if it's a coincidence or whether Kongtao intends to quote the topic.

With the end of the journalist's question, the hologram projection screen has begun to play some of the more practical uses found by the company's employees when the original test was started.

There are industries, there are household uses.

Guests on site are less interested in home use than in industrial displays, making them shock and surprise.

For example, show unmanned work in a toxic environment.

In a sealed room, the experimental reactor used to simulate toxic chemical devices boiled, and the discharge outlet emitted black smoke.

In the chemical industry, leakage of such toxic substances is not uncommon and occurs in work production because of accidents caused by personnel negligence. Only the vast majority of accidents were strangled in the initial stages by the people who responded.

This process is incredibly dangerous and can easily result in chemical burns, inhalation of harmful air, etc.

As in the case of this simulation, the reactor is trembling, and if no action is taken, the explosion is its only outcome.

The industrial robot rushed in, and the process was extremely quick and rough, and the smoke sprayed the robot's face, the unknown liquid from the discharge port, and the robot was sprayed everywhere.

The robot lifted the reactor unaffected, threw it directly into the waste pool, and then poured a large amount of alkali powder into the waste pool to neutralize the components of the reaction fluid.

This is a replacement for a worker who may have been poisoned or severely burned with chemicals.

Even if you have time to wear heavily armed chemical protective clothing, pray that the reactor will not burst or have Schwarzenegger's strong physique.

The second scenario is the matching of toxic chemicals.

The robot is directly next to the ventilation kitchen without any protection. After work, I went to get the * * * * * * * * water solution and wiped myself for a lap.

In the guest room, there were two senior chemical engineers who were excited to see their hands tremble.

On one of the arms, there were also light yellow scratches the size of a coin.

It's not that engineers play nonmainstream, they don't have to burn themselves with cigarette butts. In fact, this scar has existed for more than a year and is still unscathed.

This appalling yellow, fat-like wound originated more than a year ago, when he accidentally dripped a drop of liquid bromide from the tube into his arm in a laboratory comparison.

The other arm is intact, and something even more terrifying has happened.

The 200-litre liquid gas recording cylinder stored in the factory workshop was immediately turned into gas when the liquid encountered air as a result of collision leakage due to worker operation errors during the handling process. The entire plant was evacuated urgently, but a worker stayed and rushed into the workshop with a protective mask to cut off the power in the workshop.

Because if this gas encounters an electric spark, it will explode violently. There can be more than one liquid gas recording stored in the warehouse.

The worker survived, but even with a protective mask, his voice was heavily corroded and he could no longer speak.

What if there were two of these robots in the factory?

Whether it's hot or poisonous, or highly corrosive?

Even if it's drizzled with acid, what if it's a chicken? This industrial robotic enclosure itself is made of high corrosion resistant and high temperature resistant alloy metal and is wrapped outside in insulated composites.

Knife Mountain and Fire can break through, and this robot, even if used up, is not distressing compared to the painful lesson of safety accidents causing casualties.

During the week, it can also be responsible for hazardous chemical matching work without taking part in the insurance rush.

This saves money on personal protective equipment and ensures that you can buy many of these robots.

This is true of the chemical industry, as is the mechanical industry.

When excluding industrial hazards, they are perfectly at ease to get the robot on the field. If a robot is unfortunately smashed into an iron cake, they can be just as lively to watch.

Today is the day when the product is officially launched and can be released and naturally ordered.

The robot has 10,000 units in stock, of which 7,000 are industrial explorers.

With improved batteries, you can work for 40 minutes in a row, and explorers with waterproof dust resistance have already booked 200 units by some of the millionaires in the guest room.

Each unit sells for 800,000 and this price is already very good relative to its performance.

After all, Ye Qing dared not set the price too high at the beginning of the market.

Priced at 120,000 family editions, nobody cares yet.

Imagine the price of a home sedan, if you have the money to hire a nanny, you can hire one for three years.

In the embarrassing circumstances of the family edition, the launch of the second product begins.