The Chinese robotics industry -- "the pearl of the crown of manufacturing"

In 2013, China outsold Japan with 37,000 industrial robots, making it the world's largest market for them. On June 9, 2014, President Xi Jinping said the "robot revolution" is expected to be an entry point and an important growth point for the "third industrial revolution" and will affect the global manufacturing landscape. Robots are "the crown jewel of manufacturing," he said, and their development, manufacture and application are important indicators of a country's technological innovation and high-end manufacturing. This is so far, the Central high level to the development of the robot industry the most direct, the clearest statement and support.
The domestic robotics industry is not strong
The environment for China's robotics industry is good, but the problems remain deep-seated. Data from the International Robotics Union show that in 2014, sales of robots in China reached 56,000 units, up 54 % from a year earlier. This is the second consecutive year that China has become a global machine.