When did robots first appear in China, and when did it come out?

China's robots first appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, more than 3,000 years ago.

The earliest robots appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in China.

There is such a story in the book "Liezi Tang Wen": In the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Mu of Zhou.

Inspect the fiefdoms of the princes in the west. On the way back to the Central Plains, someone introduced a craftsman to King Mu, and this person was named Yanshi.

Yanshi once dedicated a self-made dummy that could sing and dance to King Mu of Zhou.

The human beings created by Yanshi correspond to the internal and external aspects of the limbs and five senses, which is quite scientific. King Mu of Zhou brought this person back to the national capital, causing a sensation in the country.

The earliest robots can be traced back to Zhuge Liang's cattle and horses.

This person first appeared well, in it is about a million years ago, and my country's robot first appeared in ancient times, it is about a million years ago.

On December 18, 1987, China made the first fully localized robot.

After the operator gives instructions through the keyboard, the orange robot rotates and stretches its arms freely, and quickly and accurately performs arc welding on a steel plate.

The No. 1 robot of smelting steel, which performed freely and freely, passed the ministerial appraisal in Beijing on December 18, 1987.

The automatic control experts who participated in the appraisal believe that the No. 1 robot of Yegang is the first fully localized robot in China. For more than 100 robots manufactured before this, the software and some hardware of the control system were imported from abroad. After 4 years of hard work, the researchers of Beijing Iron and Steel Institute have made the hardware, software, and anti-vibration control of this robot all localized, and the functional and technical indicators have reached the level of similar products in the world in the eighties, filling the technical gap in China's industrial robot control system.

It was November 29, 2000.

On November 29, 2000, just as the 20th century was coming to an end, China's first humanoid robot finally stood up, walked and twisted in the laboratory of the National University of Defense Technology. This is the first humanoid robot "pioneer" independently developed in China with human appearance characteristics and can simulate human walking and basic operation functions.

The humanoid robot, named "Forerunner", is 20 kilograms tall and has a human-like body, neck, head, eyes, arms and feet, and has a certain ability to speak. Compared with China's first bipedal walking robot developed by the National University of Defense Technology in 1990, this humanoid robot has achieved a number of key technological breakthroughs, from static walking on flat ground to dynamic walking quickly and freely, from walking only in a known environment to walking in a small deviation and uncertain environment, and the walking frequency has also increased from 1 step per 6 seconds to 2 steps per second.

In 1990, the industrial painting robot PJ-1 was completed as scheduled. This is the first painting robot in China.

Industrial robots first appeared in Japan. In 1980, industrial robots were really popularized in Japan, and the year was called the "first year of robots", and industrial robots continued to develop greatly in Japan, and Japan also won the reputation of "robot kingdom".

People's fantasies and pursuit of robots began as early as 3,000 years ago, and records of robots appeared in China during the Western Zhou Dynasty.

The research of modern robots began in the middle of the 20th century, and with the development of computers and automation, the development and utilization of scientific traces and atomic energy, these have become the research and technical background of modern robots.

The development of Japan's industrial towns and acres of robots has entered a stage of steady growth after experiencing the initial development stage, the explosive growth stage, and the popularization and improvement stage.