Core Viewpoint - The traditional model of remote control for robots, which requires human intervention, is being transformed by a new technology developed by Dahong Technology, enabling ultra-long-distance and low-latency remote control of robots [1][2]. Group 1: Technology Advancements - Dahong Technology's BlackEye Vision system allows for ultra-long-distance remote control with an end-to-end latency as low as 80 milliseconds, surpassing human neural response limits by 20 milliseconds [2]. - The system can operate effectively in 4G/5G public networks and can switch to satellite communication in case of complete network failure, ensuring continuous connectivity [2][3]. - BlackEye Vision employs a self-developed multimodal audiovisual model that compresses high-definition video by 10-100 times, maintaining clear image transmission even in bandwidth-constrained environments [2]. Group 2: Application Scenarios - The BlackEye Vision system has been successfully applied in various scenarios, including public safety at large events, industrial inspections, and emergency rescue operations, addressing the limitations of traditional robot control [3]. - The technology enables robots to perform dangerous tasks such as mining, disaster rescue, and nuclear reactor maintenance, accelerating the shift towards autonomous robotic operations [3].