NIO implements humanoid robots on electric vehicle assembly line

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Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, NIO, has taken a bold and solid step, after implementing humanoid robots in the assembly process at one of its factories. This initiative highlights the search for efficiency and precision in the manufacture of electric vehicles. electric vehicles .

NIO and UBTECH ROBOTICS strategic alliance

In the heart of Anhui province, in the city of Hefei, there are two advanced factories dedicated to the production of electric vehicles. This facility is the stage where the collaboration between NIO and UBTECH ROBOTICS. Together they have developed and put into operation the Walker S robot, designed specifically for integration into the electric vehicle assembly line, an unprecedented development in the industry.

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The Walker S robot, a UBTECH creation, has been assigned crucial quality inspection tasks, such as checking headlight covers, door locks and seat belts. In addition, the precise assignment and placement of company emblems. This technological deployment not only demonstrates the potential of automation in improving quality standards, but also in optimizing industrial production and assembly processes.

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Perspectives towards a more productive future

NIO has kept a low profile regarding its pilot project with the humanoid robot, UBTECH actively promotes the integration of robots in electric vehicle manufacturing as a path to improved productivity. UBTECH’s vision suggests a future in which the coexistence of humans and robots redefines industrial manufacturing.

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