Service robots are a young member of the robot family, and so far there is no strict definition, and different countries have different perceptions of service robots. Service robots have a wide range of applications and are mainly engaged in maintenance, repair, transportation, cleaning, security, rescue, and guardianship.
Main types of service robots
According to different application fields, service robots can be divided into two main types: personal (home) service robots and commercial service robots. Personal (home) service robots include sweeping robots, mopping robots, window cleaning robots, companion robots, educational robots and recreational robots, while commercial robots include food delivery robots, welcome robots, hotel robots, shopping mall guide robots, bank counter robots, inspection robots, etc.
Among the many service robots, household service robots occupy a dominant position, with the largest proportion of sweeping robots, and with the growth of household disposable income and consumer upgrading, more and more young people favor products with a high degree of intelligence, and the emergence of sweeping robots has liberated the hands of "lazy people" and freed people from heavy housework. The emergence of floor robots has liberated the hands of "lazy people", allowing people to free themselves from heavy housework.
It is understood that, with the aging of the population and the decline of the birth rate, there will be a huge labor gap in the next 10 years or so, and the cost of labor will remain high. In this case, the repetitive rate of work needs to be replaced by a more productive way, and using robots to replace manual labor is undoubtedly the best choice
