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KEENON Robotics Explored ‘Where Humans Meet Machines’ at WEF’s Annual Meeting

DALIAN, CHINA: KEENON Robotics, a global leader in commercial service robotics, participated in the World Economic Forum’s 15th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as the Summer Davos Forum, held in Dalian, China on 25-27 June.

Tony Li, CEO and Founder of KEENON Robotics, presenting at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions Dalian 2024

Its Founder and CEO, Tony Li was invited to several key sessions, sharing insights and engaging with industry experts.

He also delivered a presentation titled ‘Autonomous Systems: Where Humans Meet Machines’ on the final day, discussing AI and robotics trends with leaders and participants from various sectors around the world.

The forum brought together top academics, politicians, business leaders, youth and civil society to address global issues.

Themed ‘Next Frontiers for Growth’, this year’s forum focused on six pillars: the new global economy, China and the world, entrepreneurship in the age of AI, new frontiers for industries, investing in people, and connecting climate, nature, and energy.

During the presentation, Li highlighted the transformative impact of intelligent autonomous systems, emphasising their independent decision-making capabilities and integration into human life through AI advancements, thereby bridging AI with the physical world.

He also discussed the evolution of traditional robots, primarily used in industrial scenarios for repetitive tasks, and explained how AI innovations are enabling the development of general-purpose robots, now applied in industries such as hospitality and food service, with potential broader societal implications.

Li even pointed out that the increasing adoption of diverse types of robots in East Asia reflects rapid technological advancements, growing market demand and a culture of innovation in the region. It underscores the importance of preparing for a future where intelligent autonomous systems will play an increasingly prevalent role in society.

Approximately 1,600 guests from around 80 countries and regions explored new economic pathways and global trends, addressing significant and trending topics in the global economy.

Meanwhile, KEENON Robotics remains committed to exploring new frontiers in global robotics applications, driven by innovation, collaboration and a dedication to advancing technology for the benefit of society.

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