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The curtain has risen on RoboWorld, the largest robot industry exhibition in Korea.
At the event, which marks its 19th anniversary this year, the appearance of robots that have become smarter by meeting artificial intelligence drew attention.
Reporter Park Na-yeon is back.
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The six-joint robotic arm spins freely, lifting a weight of 25 kilograms.
It is an articulated robot that is actively used in industrial sites for easy handling of complex tasks along a fixed axis.
[Kim Dong-heon / CEO of Il-Robotics: Robots now have to think like humans and act like humans beyond just helping people. [Our cooperative robot is the first step in realizing this vision of the future]
The oil boils and the chicken is fried appetizingly.
The robot arms shake the basket from time to time so that the pieces do not clump together.
It is a useful cooking robot, especially in the field where large-scale meals are needed because it maintains a constant taste at a set time and temperature.
[Kim Yuna / Deputy Head of Mold System Strategy Division: Robots provide a kitchen automation solution that improves the kitchen environment and protects cooking workers, such as mass cooking such as school meals or high-intensity and high-risk cooking such as fried food]
This year's RoboWorld event, the largest ever, was attended by more than 300 companies and institutions to showcase the latest robot technologies and products.
The most notable product is an intelligent robot incorporated with artificial intelligence technology.
The tasks that robots can do, such as delivery and guidance, have also been diversified, and delicate movements like humans or autonomy has also increased.
As the pace of development of robot technology has accelerated and the scope of application has expanded, the government has also decided to use robots as the next-generation growth engine and strive to foster the robot industry.
It plans to support the world's best humanoid development by 2027, foster manufacturing robots that have introduced artificial intelligence, and overhaul related legal systems such as the 'Intelligent Robot Act'.
This event, which can identify trends in the robot industry due to technological advances, will be available at Ilsan KINTEX until Saturday.
I'm Park Nayeon of YTN Science.
Video coverage: Kim Young-hwan
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