Eight Minutes in Beijing, An Audio-Visual Feast of Culture and Technology

On February 25, 2018, Beijing's eight-minute performance during the closing ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics amazed the audience and foreign media present.

Compared with the classical "Beijing Eight Minutes" in Athens, the PyeongChang Winter Olympics version is more technological and modern. This "Beijing Eight Minutes" mainly consists of 24 roller skaters and 24 intelligent robots with transparent ice screens, symbolizing the 24th Beijing Winter Olympics. With the help of high-tech image transformation, they slide beautiful curves on the stage, complementing the intelligent robots, sometimes changing into Chinese knots, sometimes changing into the Great Wall of China... This not only highlights the traditional and rich Chinese culture Perfectly integrated with artificial intelligence, it also showcases contemporary China to the outside world.

What shocked me most in this performance was that the 24 intelligent robots completed this audio-visual feast of culture and technology without making any mistakes. They change accurately and accurately cooperate with the dancers to complete a series of graceful and complex dance movements. This is no longer made in China, but truly made in China.

As a disruptive technology in the future, with the development of the economy and the increasing requirements for automation in all walks of life, robot technology has developed rapidly. Bozhon has also followed the pace and developed a variety of robot products.

Reposted from China Economic Net