The Plaza Accord in the United States brought Japan's economic development to a standstill and plunged into a "lost twenty years." Although economic development is not as strong as in the 70s of the 20th century, Japan's high-tech sector is at the forefront of the world and does not stand still. With the strong support of the Japanese authorities for emerging industries, the development of emerging industries in Japan has reached a new level. For example, in the field of artificial intelligence, beauty robots made in Japan are very realistic and look no different from ordinary people. It can do almost anything except not have children.
Robots made in Japan have exceeded many people's imagination. Unlike conventional robots, robots made in Japan are very soft to the touch. In addition, the robot adopts a "constant temperature" system and a "sweating" system. His skin cracks with a single blow and is whiter and more transparent than human skin. And that's not the most fantastic. Japanese robots have many functions and are very intelligent and can easily communicate with people. Of course, this is limited to a few topics. If the conversation goes out of scope, the bot won't be able to answer the question. Humans cannot have human intelligence on robots with existing technology.
So why is Japan's robot research and development so advanced? First of all, the birth of the product has an excellent relationship with the market. It is precisely because of the demand of the market that the arrival and renewal of products are encouraged. Japan has entered an aging society. Young people's reluctance to marry and have children increases the burden on society. By building some robots to replace human labor, the demographic crisis can be alleviated to some extent. Therefore, the Japanese authorities believe that the development of robots is very important and regard it as one of the important means to boost the country's economic development.
Second, there are many different types besides human-interactive robots. For example, labor robots used in factories, military robots used in the military, robots used in underwater activities, and so on. It can be said that robots have flooded into various fields of society and can play a role in various industries. In the long run, robots can replace humans and complete some simple and boring tasks, thus freeing up humans.
At present, the biggest flaw of bionic robots is that they cannot have enough intelligence. What the robot wants to do and say is pre-programmed. As a result, robots can only communicate mechanically with humans and can only perform simple tasks. In the future, with the deepening of research in this field, I believe that this problem will be solved one day. At that time, highly intelligent robots will bring more benefits to mankind.
(Text/Yangzi)