Core Points - The development of police robots, including a silver robotic dog and the "Tian Kui 1" bomb disposal humanoid robot, showcases advancements in public safety technology [1][2] - Both robots are designed to enhance safety and efficiency in dangerous environments, with capabilities such as remote operation and high precision in task execution [1][2] Group 1: Robotic Dog - The robotic dog stands at 72 cm tall and features a mechanical arm that can extend up to 1.5 meters, enhancing its operational capabilities [1] - It is equipped with laser radar and wide-angle cameras for 3D environmental scanning, allowing it to perform tasks such as locating and transferring explosives [1] - The robotic dog can navigate steep slopes of up to 40 degrees and stairs of 20 cm, demonstrating its adaptability in complex environments [1] Group 2: Humanoid Robot - The "Tian Kui 1" humanoid robot is the first in the world to receive IIC T6-level explosion-proof certification, indicating its suitability for hazardous environments [2] - It features a "half-man, half-vehicle" design with a high-performance tracked chassis, allowing it to traverse various terrains effectively [2] - The robot can carry loads exceeding 25 kg and is equipped with 14 interchangeable tools for tasks such as valve operation and cutting, making it versatile in emergency situations [2] Group 3: Local Development - Both the robotic dog and the humanoid robot are developed in Nanjing, with the police dog project led by the Nanjing Public Security Bureau in collaboration with local high-tech companies [2] - The "Tian Kui 1" robot is developed by Nanjing Tianchuang Intelligent Technology Co., a national-level specialized enterprise in the field of special robots [2]

Group 1 - Nanjing participated in the China-ASEAN Expo for the first time as a city delegation, showcasing its artificial intelligence and robotics industries [2] - Ten representative companies from Nanjing's AI and robotics sectors exhibited their products, highlighting the city's technological advancements [2] - The exhibition featured advanced surgical robots capable of rapid imaging and data transmission, significantly improving surgical planning for bone fracture patients [2][3] Group 2 - A minimally invasive surgical robot demonstrated the ability to perform precise tumor removals with less bleeding and faster recovery compared to traditional surgeries [3] - Innovative robots, such as the IIC T6-level humanoid robot and T9-W wheeled robot, were showcased for their capabilities in extreme environments and high-risk industrial inspections [3][4] - A mobile charging robot has been deployed in multiple cities, including international projects in Thailand, to meet the charging needs of new energy vehicles [4] Group 3 - The exhibition highlighted various AI applications, including a traditional Chinese medicine diagnostic device that recognizes 28 pulse types and has served over 14,000 medical institutions [4] - AIGC audiovisual platform developed by Xuanjia Technology increased production efficiency and reduced costs by 95% for AI-generated content [4] - The "Canal Wonder VR" project introduced a virtual reality experience for museums, showcasing the potential of immersive technology in cultural settings [4][5]