Day 1 :
- Artificial Intelligence
Location: Online
Session Introduction
Erica Li
HSOAR Precision Robotics, Shanghai, China
Title: Embrace Perfect Accuracy, Ball Precision Cycloidal Reducer
Biography:
Erica Li is in charge of overseas BD marketing and sales in HSOAR Precision Robotics from Sep 2019. Before joining HSOAR, she has demonstrated 18 years experience with both marketing and international BD role in reputable multinational and group manufacturing companies. In recent two years, she has published 1000+ posts, articles,videos on personal social networks.
Abstract:
Where there is a motor, there will be a reducer. The Most key component of the robot, the reducer, belongs to the first of three core parts. As far as the robot system is concerned, the precision reducer business is the most central profit source in the whole robot industry chain.
Ball precision cycloidal reducer is recommended to provide the outstandingly perfect accuracy and repeatability through its full-contact, all-involve simple steel ball rolling cycloidal mechanism ! ï¼ The zero-backlash reducer will also be keeping excellent accuracy through long operating life of robot repeated motion, It has been applied and acknowledged by world top famous robot brand since January 2021 to replace gear mechanism.
Joe Mardell
Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University, UK
Title: AI for Good
Time : 10.30 AM
Biography:
Joe is currently 20 years old, studying an Entrepreurial Business Management Undergraduate Degree at Northumbria University. He is the Co-Director of the European Chatbot Summit 2021. He is the host of Founders of the Future, an emerging technology entrepreneurship podcast, and has interviewed 16 tech startup founders in the fields of AI, Blockchain, IoT, Virtual Reality and many more.
Abstract:
Artificial is an inexorable force, whether we like it or not. In the right hands, artificial itelligence can be a force for good. I believe AI has the potential to solve some of the worlds grand challenges. AI has the potential to change the lives of billions, and the course of history.
My talk will help you to understand where the opportunities lie, and how to take advantage of them.
AI isn’t just about labling cats and dogs, automating business processes or reducing cots. Right now, AI and machine learning is being applied to many humanitarian and environmental projects. In this talk I will disect specific case-studies, to demonstrate the philanthropic potential of these exciting new technologies.