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The 9th China Robot Summit showcases embodied AI applications and robot controllers in Zhejiang

On September 18 in Jinhua, Zhejiang, the Zhejiang AI Theory Theatre Creation and Research Center was established and a co-creation plan for AI theory short dramas was announced, with 8 AI theory shorts released since July and over 400 million views. The event coincided with the 9th China Robot Summit, highlighting embodied AI applications and robot controllers in Zhejiang, and noting broad participation from 11 prefecture-level cities.

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  1. 01Date and place: September 18 in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China.
  2. 02Event: Zhejiang AI Theory Theatre Creation and Research Center established; AI theory short drama co-creation plan announced.
  3. 03Activity: Since July, Jinhua released 8 AI theory short dramas on topics including economic development, relic protection, flood prevention, and common prosperity; total online views exceed 400 million.
  4. 04Technology and people: The embodied intelligent robot 'Zhe Xiao Xuan' made its first appearance; first industry vertical model for theory宣讲投入应用 announced; 11 prefecture-level cities participated in Zhejiang’s AI宣讲 efforts.
  5. 05Appointments: Ban Kaiwen, Yu Jiangang, and Zhou Ye were named theoretical, artistic, and international传播顾问 for Zhejiang Province AI Theory Theatre Creation and Research Center.

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