BEIJING - The rapid development of robot workers, making the amount of labor in China is undergoing shrinkage. The decline of human labor will continue to increase from year to year, which began in 2013.
Reported Examiner, Sunday (12/09/2012), the National Bureau of Statistics noted China's working age population will start to decline in 2013. Decline in number of workers in China will be more drastically after 2020.
A recent report by the consultant workforce in the bamboo curtain country also revealed that the average annual labor costs will increase. This increase will occur over the next five years to more than 40,000 yuan (USD6.400) to 15,000 yuan.
The number is far greater than that reported in 2006. The report also predicted that China will face and to maintain its position as a major supplier of manufactured goods, particularly robots.
According to Zhu Shiqiang, scientist Department of Mechanical Engineering at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou said that the robot is much more efficient than human labor. "They give more output, in work over and over," said Zhu.
Besides, he added, the robot is also claimed to be more accurate than humans. He also said that, unlike humans, robots do not need a break, so they can work in a longer time.
Robotic technology in China is considered moderate growing and developing rapidly, it is evident from the use of robots for some field work. For example, China developed a robot that is used to cook food or as a waitress in a restaurant.
Meanwhile, the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), which is an industry alliance in Frankfurt, Germany, put the robot into two general categories. Industrial robots are grouped in applications that support automation and robotics in medicine, inspection and maintenance system.
The data revealed that in 2011, sales jumped 38 percent robots worldwide. Industrial robots in China quadrupled each year between 2006 and 2011. Income earned through industrial robots is higher than other types of robots. (FMH)
Reported Examiner, Sunday (12/09/2012), the National Bureau of Statistics noted China's working age population will start to decline in 2013. Decline in number of workers in China will be more drastically after 2020.
A recent report by the consultant workforce in the bamboo curtain country also revealed that the average annual labor costs will increase. This increase will occur over the next five years to more than 40,000 yuan (USD6.400) to 15,000 yuan.
The number is far greater than that reported in 2006. The report also predicted that China will face and to maintain its position as a major supplier of manufactured goods, particularly robots.
According to Zhu Shiqiang, scientist Department of Mechanical Engineering at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou said that the robot is much more efficient than human labor. "They give more output, in work over and over," said Zhu.
Besides, he added, the robot is also claimed to be more accurate than humans. He also said that, unlike humans, robots do not need a break, so they can work in a longer time.
Robotic technology in China is considered moderate growing and developing rapidly, it is evident from the use of robots for some field work. For example, China developed a robot that is used to cook food or as a waitress in a restaurant.
Meanwhile, the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), which is an industry alliance in Frankfurt, Germany, put the robot into two general categories. Industrial robots are grouped in applications that support automation and robotics in medicine, inspection and maintenance system.
The data revealed that in 2011, sales jumped 38 percent robots worldwide. Industrial robots in China quadrupled each year between 2006 and 2011. Income earned through industrial robots is higher than other types of robots. (FMH)
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