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voyager1

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Wow! Baidu is such an innovative company

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In collaboration with the University of Maryland in the U.S., Baidu has developed an autonomous excavator system that it says could have a huge impact on the construction sector.
The system, designed for excavators of all sizes, can help the heavy machinery avoid obstacles, identify materials that need to be handled and decide what tasks they should do with the identified materials
The system has passed a series of field tests, which found that excavators powered by the automation system were as productive as human operators in terms of the amount of materials processed per hour, according to the statement.
 

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Contrary to popular belief...

"We license our technology - we don't have to do forced joint ventures with technology transfers. Our customers in China are current with their agreements, so you see respect for American intellectual property," he said.

"Just for the premium tier alone, the Huawei addressable market is as big as the Apple opportunity is for us," Amon said.

Thanks American National Security Law!
 

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PLA and Super soldiers. Another fearmongering article.
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Hope no one will tell the PLA about muscle growing steroids, imaging just injecting steroids into soldiers to increase muscle mass.
Soldiers are not athletes that need to be checked for cheating while competing.

The untrained urban person is really weak having a good training scheme you can double or even triple such a untrained person strength and condition. I went from struggling with a 50kg bench to benching 100kg in like 18 months or so, with correct guidance and diet I could have reached it faster.
 

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Released as world export champion: China overtakes Germany in mechanical engineering​


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7 July 2021
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China overtakes Germany in mechanical engineering​


Germany is no longer the world’s most important mechanical engineering exporter. The title of the most delivered machines and systems in 2020 goes to China. The corona pandemic also plays a major role in the rise.

According to their own calculations, Germany’s mechanical engineering companies have lost their title as export world champion to China. According to an initial estimate by the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) for the past year, China, with 165 billion euros, made up 15.8 percent of the total export volume of machines and systems.
According to this, Germany sold machines and systems to the value of 162 billion euros abroad and thus in 2020 had a share of 15.5 percent of the global foreign trade volume estimated at around 1,048 billion euros in this area. In 2019, the German suppliers still had a lead of 1.4 percentage points on China in the foreign trade statistics of the mechanical engineering sector. The “Welt” had previously reported on the study.
“The corona pandemic in particular gave China’s rise a powerful boost because the country was affected very early and only for a very short time, while the European sales market suffered a severe setback as a result of the pandemic,” explains the head of VDMA foreign trade, Ulrich Ackermann, in one Communication from the association. “A strong economic recovery in the EU could ensure that machine exports from Germany and other European countries will grow faster again in 2021. But the long-term trend clearly speaks in favor of China.”

Opportunities for German manufacturers​

According to the VDMA, the rise of China also opens up opportunities for German manufacturers. For example, there is “noticeable pent-up demand” in the field of industrial robots in China, which promises good export opportunities. According to a survey of 222 member companies on which the study is based, around 36 percent of machine and plant manufacturers from Germany and Switzerland rate the Chinese strategy “Made in China 2025” as positive for their own business.
With this strategy and the current five-year plan, the People’s Republic is striving for technological supremacy in various industrial fields, for example in intelligent manufacturing and robotics or in agricultural engineering.
 

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Released as world export champion: China overtakes Germany in mechanical engineering​


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China overtakes Germany in mechanical engineering​


Germany is no longer the world’s most important mechanical engineering exporter. The title of the most delivered machines and systems in 2020 goes to China. The corona pandemic also plays a major role in the rise.

According to their own calculations, Germany’s mechanical engineering companies have lost their title as export world champion to China. According to an initial estimate by the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) for the past year, China, with 165 billion euros, made up 15.8 percent of the total export volume of machines and systems.
According to this, Germany sold machines and systems to the value of 162 billion euros abroad and thus in 2020 had a share of 15.5 percent of the global foreign trade volume estimated at around 1,048 billion euros in this area. In 2019, the German suppliers still had a lead of 1.4 percentage points on China in the foreign trade statistics of the mechanical engineering sector. The “Welt” had previously reported on the study.
“The corona pandemic in particular gave China’s rise a powerful boost because the country was affected very early and only for a very short time, while the European sales market suffered a severe setback as a result of the pandemic,” explains the head of VDMA foreign trade, Ulrich Ackermann, in one Communication from the association. “A strong economic recovery in the EU could ensure that machine exports from Germany and other European countries will grow faster again in 2021. But the long-term trend clearly speaks in favor of China.”

Opportunities for German manufacturers​

According to the VDMA, the rise of China also opens up opportunities for German manufacturers. For example, there is “noticeable pent-up demand” in the field of industrial robots in China, which promises good export opportunities. According to a survey of 222 member companies on which the study is based, around 36 percent of machine and plant manufacturers from Germany and Switzerland rate the Chinese strategy “Made in China 2025” as positive for their own business.
With this strategy and the current five-year plan, the People’s Republic is striving for technological supremacy in various industrial fields, for example in intelligent manufacturing and robotics or in agricultural engineering.

The fact that a country the size and population of Germany has a lead over China in mechanical exports up until this year shows how comparatively backwards China has been in the previous decades.
 
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