SIASUN Robot & Automation Co., Ltd has won its reputations among consumers from home and abroad due to its precise, elegant product of clean room robot in a documentary film the Pillars of a Great Power produced by CCTV.

SIASUN is a high-tech enterprise that holds the advanced manufacturing technologies as its core. Its deputy chief engineer Zheng Chunhui tells CIP News that the key of their achievements today is their efforts and hard working to develop independent IPR and core technology in the robot industry, so that they can realize their dream of China-made and break the monopoly of international power.

In 2009, SIASUN started to develop technology & equipment of Clean Room Coating Arm, which is mainly used to handle the silicon wafer, an important material for integrated circuit, in the vacuum environment. For a long time, this technology has been the crown of the international power' monopoly. Chinese companies have to pay large sum of money to buy this technology and equipments.  

One small step for robot, that's one giant leap for technology. After years of repeated experiments and failures, they finally made important progress in the field of core technology such as vacuum seal, crash tests etc. Up to now, they have filed more than 140 patent applications. China's Clean Room Automation technology & equipment industry has broken the monopoly of international power.

According to Zheng, SIASUN is planning to intelligentize the industrial robot, develop highly integrated cleaning arm and sets of equipment, nationalize the core parts of robot, and batch manufacture service robot. " We wish that 90% of the robot parts are made and designed by ourselves. And we do hope that the whole set of clean room automation and technology and service robots will be widely applied." Says Zheng. But to this deputy chief engineer, nationalized robot is not their ultimate dream; they have a bigger one, that is to make the robot more intelligent. In that case, humankind and robots will collaborate  harmoniously. 

 (China IP News)