China’s robotics revolution falls behind target as technology gap with rivals Japan, Germany persists

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]China’s robotics industry has fallen behind targets set out by Beijing in a plan to upgrade the industrial sector, despite production surging 19.1 per cent last year, research shows.China buys and builds more industrial robots than any country, but its market is still dominated by Japanese companies, followed by manufacturers from Europe and South Korea, according to data from Shenzhen Gaogong Industry Research (GGII).Robots produced by Chinese companies made up about 39 per cent of the…

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