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Self-Training Minimalist Workstations Needed to Tackle Industrial Data, Says Founder and Chairperson of Moldbao

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  • The industrial sector produces significant unstructured data, which often requires manual processing, according to Cheng Yafei, Founder and Chairman of Modebao Technology.
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises face challenges due to this workload, highlighting the need for cost-effective, self-training minimalist workstations, such as robotic arms and digital machine tools.
  • Cheng's comments were made at a closed-door forum on embodied intelligence and industrial chain innovation during the 2025 T-EDGE event.

The industrial sector generates vast amounts of unstructured data, much of which still requires manual handling, said Cheng Yafei, Founder and Chairman of Modebao Technology.

For small and medium-sized enterprises, this workload can be burdensome, creating a need for low-cost, self-training minimalist workstations—ranging from robotic arms to digital machine tools—to take over these tasks, he added.

Cheng made the remarks at a closed-door forum on embodied intelligence and industrial chain innovation during the 2025 T-EDGE on Tuesday.

 

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