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tphuang said:
That's a housing for your electronics, battery, fan and such for your AI toy. You can see all the plugs going in to it.

It's essential to have something like that on your smaller AI robots.

I ask the guy what he kind of chips he uses, he told me Rockchip and Espressif.

And this is just a random toy maker guy I ran into in the Beijing Zoo.

Now ask the question of how many people have done something that would have knowledge of something like this in America. Yeah, America is cooked in AI
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I could not see the plugs! Haha! Must be going blind, along with going senile. I gonna be Biden pretty soon!

Thanks.

Yeah exactly, AI is going into the factories, and into the robots, like the humanoid ones.

I just watched a video from CNBC with that Korean American Tom Lee, and he said that the financials will do well on the NYSE. Why the financials, because the banks will do better than the tech on this next leg of the bull market as Tom Lee is very bullish.

The US banks will use AI to increase profits, and they probably will get involved in the cyrpto to increase even more profits for Wall Street.

That is a world of difference between China and America. Tom Lee says the financials will receive the immediate second order effects of this AI boom, with the mag-7 probably the initial benefactors.

So we still back at the same old story that Prof Micheal Hudson talks about, the industrial capitalism, and the financial capitalism. The Americans will only really profit from AI in their financial industry. Because they practice financial capitalism.

You are absolutely right, that the Americans would not know everything about AI and robotics because they do not do much of that. If they did, it would be too expensive, so who cares, like no one will buy it, as we cannot afford to buy America robot AI products.

That is what the textbook says. Capital is scarce. What that should mean, if everything is too expensive, you run out money to try some other things. High costs will ultimately mean their product will not be competitive, and due to high costs, things will move slower due to capital restraints. So their products will fall behind to more nimble and cost effective operations.

That is what the Americans are up against, and they do not even realize it. Then they slap on the sanctions!

Haha! Haha!

Biden! Go Brandon Go! Go Brandon Go!!!

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Malaysia launches MARS1000 - The country's first-ever local edge AI processor
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Moreover, the launch of the MARS1000 chip comes alongside the announcement of EdgeMind, an edge AI system developed in conjunction with another automation company, Elliance Sdn Bhd. EdgeMind is seen as an AI automation system that can be utilised in the manufacturing and agricultural industries.

Both the MARS1000 processor chip and the EdgeMind system are a collaboration between four companies, namely Skyechip, Elliance, Kaltech and Estek Automation.

Interestingly, SkyeChip alone is the owner of over 90 technology patents over the past five years, while Elliance is responsible for developing EdgeMind without requiring such in-depth programming knowledge.
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A rundown of the emphasis on manufacturing-focused AI in various regions.

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    (Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui):     Shanghai is positioning itself as a benchmark city for intelligent manufacturing, developing an “industrial brain” powered by AI, building clusters of smart factories, and promoting AI applications in pillar industries such as automotive, integrated circuits, and biopharmaceuticals. Neighboring provinces Jiangsu and Zhejiang, with strong traditional manufacturing bases in textiles, home appliances, and machinery, focus on using AI for quality inspection, predictive maintenance, and intelligent scheduling—accelerating the smart transformation of established sectors.
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    (GBA):     Shenzhen, already China’s leading innovation hub, is pushing the boundaries of industrial AI, robotics, and intelligent hardware, supported by a vibrant ecosystem of startups and global manufacturing giants such as Huawei, DJI, and Foxconn. Guangzhou and Dongguan, both traditional manufacturing powerhouses, are steering industries like electronics, equipment, and molds toward smart, flexible production, cultivating intelligent industrial clusters.
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    :     Beijing leverages its research capacity and tech talent to drive R&D in core AI technologies, including algorithms, industrial software, and large models, while building smart manufacturing demonstration zones in areas such as Yizhuang. Tianjin and Hebei, benefiting from Beijing’s technology spillover, are applying AI to upgrade heavy industry and equipment manufacturing, strengthening regional industrial coordination.
  • Central and Western China (Chongqing, Chengdu, Wuhan, Xi’an): Chongqing and Chengdu are focusing on AI applications in automotive and electronics, establishing pilot bases for intelligent connected vehicles and smart factories. Wuhan and Xi’an, home to leading universities and research institutes, are advancing integration in fields such as industrial AI, robotics, and high-precision manufacturing—making these inland cities important nodes in China’s intelligent manufacturing landscape.
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