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National robotics Beijing evaluation center settles in Beijing E-Town

Updated: 2024-08-22

The National Robotics Testing and Evaluation Center (Headquarters) Beijing Evaluation Center (hereinafter referred to as "Beijing Evaluation Center") recently settled in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (Beijing E-Town) Robot Industry Park, providing standard formulation, technical consultation and testing certification services to robot enterprises in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.

According to Chai Yi, executive vice-president of the Shanghai Robot Industrial Technology Research Institute and head of the Beijing Evaluation Center, with the integrated development of robotics and AI technologies, the intelligence of robots continues to improve. To further enhance application effectiveness, it is necessary to establish a classification and evaluation system for the intelligence of robots. Currently, the robot intelligence evaluation system has formed a series of group standards, including the five key elements of perception, cognition, decision-making, execution and interaction.

The intelligent evaluation laboratories of the Beijing Evaluation Center are designed to assess the level of intelligence in robot products for companies. Currently, three laboratories have been established for intelligent perception, cognition decision-making and interaction.

The laboratory for intelligent perception can conduct testing on the accuracy of robot visual perception algorithms, average pixel error and other related aspects.

The Cognitive Decision-Making laboratory can conduct tests on mobile algorithm and physical mobility, addressing industry pain points related to the reliance on actual site setup for testing. This laboratory possesses advantages such as low cost and short testing cycles.

The Interaction laboratory can conduct tests on the interactive capabilities of the upper and lower limbs of robots, evaluating the safety, flexibility and intelligence of interactions between humans and humanoid robots.

"Relying on the advantages of the robotics industry in Beijing E-Town, the Beijing Evaluation Center will provide testing and certification services for a complete industry chain, striving to build a top-notch domestic robot inspection and testing technology platform," said Chai.