New ideas of Jiading enterprises
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TEN Jiading enterprises displayed the district’s latest innovation achievements at last month’s 4th China (Shanghai) International Technology Fair.
STEP Robot Co, a subsidiary of STEP Electric Corp, exhibited a robot calligrapher which can write or paint the same as its operator.
The Secretary No. 1 from Yaowei Group looked like Baymax in the 2014 Disney animated film “Big Hero 6.” It can test blood pressure and upload the data online for remote diagnosis.
The robotic secretary can also provide users with information about public transport and volunteer services. Robots of the type had been put into use in Malu, Anting, Nanxiang and Juyuan towns.
Gstem Robot Co, which specializes in making training and educational robots, showed off one of its products at the fair. Its robot, designed for the purpose of education, can solve a Rubik’s Cube in just a few seconds. But it does more than that, being capable of helping teenager users to learn programming skills.
Feibo Laser Technologies displayed its 2µm laser source which makes China one of the few countries around the world that owns the technology.
A vehicle air purfier developed by Shanghai Ruikelongding Automobile Technology Co could release negative oxygen ion through its special metal coating which could purify air all day long in an enclosed space of 20 square meters with four people inside.
This year’s fair provided a stage for the latest innovation and technological development in personal flying machines, intelligent service robots and unmanned underwater submarines. More than 20 percent of the exhibitors were from overseas.
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