In China, there are already “schools” for robots. Their goal is the same as schools for humans: to teach them how to work.
China has launched a kind of “school” for humanoid robots in Fujian, where they learn real-world tasks such as cleaning tables, sorting objects, and carrying boxes. Human operators teach them through virtual reality, and every movement is recorded to train their artificial intelligence. The goal is not just for them to repeat actions, but to learn how to adapt to different environments and real-life situations. These types of centers aim to solve one of the biggest challenges in modern robotics: obtaining enough real, physical data so robots can operate outside the laboratory.
