China’s AIQI Technology unveils new robot control system

By Kate Yuan

(JW Insights) Nov 15 -- China’s AIQI Technology (爱其科技) developed and unveiled ONEBOT OS, an operating system specifically designed for robots, aimed at addressing issues in traditional control methods. This system improves the reliability and real-time performance of robots while also reducing equipment costs, China Daily reported on November 14.

Yang Zhang, CEO of AIQI Technology, said that developing a dedicated robot operating system is crucial because there are many issues in traditional robot control methods. Traditional robots rely on a central controller, and if a failure occurs, the entire system may face the risk of a collapse, resulting in low reliability.

With the rapid development of technology, intelligent robots have gradually permeated various aspects of people's lives. In order to make life more convenient and easier, an advanced robot control system has become an indispensable part of the AI age.

ONEBOT OS effectively addresses these issues by utilizing techniques such as distributed control, real-time sensor data transmissions and distributed computing. This will provide necessary technical support for the widespread application of robots in various fields and promote the advancement of robot technology.

Yang Zhang founded Beijing AIQI Technology in 2013, with his major research areas focusing on technologies related to robot control systems, such as communication protocols and programming control platforms.

Currently, ONEBOT intelligent products have implemented several types of robot locomotion: wheeled, such as highway racing cars, hound vehicles; tracked, such as tracked mechs, anti-tracking mechs; multi-legged, such as hexapod titans; and balancing, such as building block balancing robots, said the China Daily report.