This document proposes a model for the personal robot (PR) industry where PRs have basic local capabilities but rely on remote "cloud brains" to perform complex tasks. The cloud brains would reside on powerful server systems and provide algorithms to multiple PRs simultaneously via wireless connections. This could make PRs more affordable by reducing on-board hardware requirements. It could also allow PRs to access more advanced capabilities and be easily updated by connecting to different cloud services. However, issues like safety, bandwidth limitations, and developing an supporting industrial ecosystem would need to be addressed for this vision to become reality.
1) The document discusses mobile technologies and trends in 2011, focusing on smartphones, operating systems, connectivity technologies, and applications.
2) Key topics analyzed include the dominance of Android and iOS, the decline of other operating systems, the rise of mobile payments using NFC, and the growing importance of social networking applications.
3) Emerging technologies discussed include augmented reality, the internet of things, mobile commerce, cloud computing models, and new form factors like tablets.
1) The document discusses mobile technologies and trends in 2011, focusing on smartphones, operating systems, connectivity technologies, and applications.
2) Key topics analyzed include the dominance of Android and iOS, the decline of other operating systems, the rise of mobile payments using NFC, and the growing importance of social networking applications.
3) Emerging technologies discussed include augmented reality, the internet of things, mobile commerce, and new forms of interaction like touch and gestures.
These websites provide information for musicians. MusicianGuide.cn, MckeyMusic.com, and HepaiMusic.com are online resources focused on the music industry.
This document analyzes the global and Chinese germanium industry. It focuses on germanium applications in optical fibers, infrared optics, solar cells, and PET catalysts. It also highlights major germanium manufacturers in China, including their operations and production capacities. China is the world's largest producer and exporter of germanium, accounting for over 70% of global production in 2010. Key Chinese companies like Yunnan Lincang Xinyuan and Yunnan Chihong are major producers and are expanding their high-end germanium product capacities.
China's papermaking industry overcame difficulties from the 2009 financial crisis and saw gradual growth. In 2010, the industry accelerated development and saw substantial increases in various economic indicators. The whole industry achieved operating income of RMB361.2 billion and total profit of RMB20.5 billion in the first eight months of 2010, up 31.67% and 58.66% respectively from the previous year. Overall, China's papermaking industry experienced sharp rises in revenue, industrial sales, costs, and concentration in 2010.
Chinese elevator output continued to rise in 2009 but growth slowed due to the financial crisis. Demand for traditional elevators decreased while new energy-saving models grew. A major Chinese elevator manufacturer saw revenue rise nearly 6% in the first half of 2009 despite difficulties from the real estate downturn.
Chinese consumption of luxury goods reached $9.4 billion in 2009, with luxury apparel and accessories making up 70% of the market, led by watches at $2.21 billion and clothes at $1.7 billion; popular brands among Chinese consumers for various luxury products included Gucci, Dr. Martens, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, and Givenchy. The document examines past and future trends in China's luxury goods market, particularly for apparel and accessories.
This document proposes a model for the personal robot (PR) industry where PRs have basic local capabilities but rely on remote "cloud brains" to perform complex tasks. The cloud brains would reside on powerful server systems and provide algorithms to multiple PRs simultaneously via wireless connections. This could make PRs more affordable by reducing on-board hardware requirements. It could also allow PRs to access more advanced capabilities and be easily updated by connecting to different cloud services. However, issues like safety, bandwidth limitations, and developing an supporting industrial ecosystem would need to be addressed for this vision to become reality.
1) The document discusses mobile technologies and trends in 2011, focusing on smartphones, operating systems, connectivity technologies, and applications.
2) Key topics analyzed include the dominance of Android and iOS, the decline of other operating systems, the rise of mobile payments using NFC, and the growing importance of social networking applications.
3) Emerging technologies discussed include augmented reality, the internet of things, mobile commerce, cloud computing models, and new form factors like tablets.
1) The document discusses mobile technologies and trends in 2011, focusing on smartphones, operating systems, connectivity technologies, and applications.
2) Key topics analyzed include the dominance of Android and iOS, the decline of other operating systems, the rise of mobile payments using NFC, and the growing importance of social networking applications.
3) Emerging technologies discussed include augmented reality, the internet of things, mobile commerce, and new forms of interaction like touch and gestures.
These websites provide information for musicians. MusicianGuide.cn, MckeyMusic.com, and HepaiMusic.com are online resources focused on the music industry.
This document analyzes the global and Chinese germanium industry. It focuses on germanium applications in optical fibers, infrared optics, solar cells, and PET catalysts. It also highlights major germanium manufacturers in China, including their operations and production capacities. China is the world's largest producer and exporter of germanium, accounting for over 70% of global production in 2010. Key Chinese companies like Yunnan Lincang Xinyuan and Yunnan Chihong are major producers and are expanding their high-end germanium product capacities.
China's papermaking industry overcame difficulties from the 2009 financial crisis and saw gradual growth. In 2010, the industry accelerated development and saw substantial increases in various economic indicators. The whole industry achieved operating income of RMB361.2 billion and total profit of RMB20.5 billion in the first eight months of 2010, up 31.67% and 58.66% respectively from the previous year. Overall, China's papermaking industry experienced sharp rises in revenue, industrial sales, costs, and concentration in 2010.
Chinese elevator output continued to rise in 2009 but growth slowed due to the financial crisis. Demand for traditional elevators decreased while new energy-saving models grew. A major Chinese elevator manufacturer saw revenue rise nearly 6% in the first half of 2009 despite difficulties from the real estate downturn.
Chinese consumption of luxury goods reached $9.4 billion in 2009, with luxury apparel and accessories making up 70% of the market, led by watches at $2.21 billion and clothes at $1.7 billion; popular brands among Chinese consumers for various luxury products included Gucci, Dr. Martens, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, and Givenchy. The document examines past and future trends in China's luxury goods market, particularly for apparel and accessories.
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