China can become one of the strongest industrial robot makers by 2030, says Song Xiaodong, the secretary-general of...

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Originally shared by Wayne Radinsky

China can become one of the strongest industrial robot makers by 2030, says Song Xiaodong, the secretary-general of the China Robot Industry Alliance.

"The country has all the makings of a robotics leader given its major manufacturing bases and strong demand for such technology. Local robot makers are also backed by national policy and huge market potential." "Since 2005, over 700 companies have entered the Chinese robotics industry."
http://en.yibada.com/articles/34147/20150523/china-become-leading-robot-manufacturer-2030-according-trade-alliance.htm

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