The use of hair transplanting machines in my country has maintained rapid growth. From 2008 to 2013, the sales volume of industrial hair transplanting machines in my country increased by 36% annually. In 2013 alone, 36,560 industrial hair transplanting machines, or one-fifth of the global sales volume that year, were sold to my country, a surge of 59% over 2012, making my country the world's largest industrial robot market.
As the most intuitive and effective form of industrial automation by "replacing people with machines", industrial robots have never stopped developing since the first industrial hair transplanting machine Unimate appeared on the General Motors car production line in the United States in 1961. In the first few decades of development, it was mainly used in the field of car production with high requirements for production line efficiency, reliability, and safety. When industrial robots first entered my country in the 1980s and 1990s, they were also mainly used in the car industry, because in most industries, the inexhaustible labor force made the introduction of robots less necessary.
This is the change that industrial hair transplanting machines have brought to my country's manufacturing. Hair transplanting machine companies represented by ABB not only continue to help traditional industrial robot application industries such as automobiles improve efficiency, but also play an important role in more and more new application industries such as 3C. "Liberating" people from the boring production line is undoubtedly the only way for my country's manufacturing transformation in the future, and hair transplanting machines are the undisputed substitute.
