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According to the 2020 Robot Report released by the IFR, the world's authoritative robotics federation, global industrial robotic arm shipments in 2020 have skyrocketed. The record set in 2019-420,000 units, 6% year-on-year, and annual sales of $16.5 billion, which will be broken again in 2020. According to IFR's estimates, as the COVID-19 epidemic has continued to spread around the world for more than a year, and no obvious signs of improvement have been seen, although the vaccine has made breakthroughs, it still cannot be quickly and effectively contained in the short term. Based on this IFR speculation, in 2021, industrial robotic arms will usher in a big wave of explosive development. In labor-intensive factories, such as putting parts in boxes, placing parts on CNC machine tools, transferring parts from one line to another, inserting screws, loading/unloading rotary indexing tables, and even cold chain food sorting Pick and wait. Industrial robotic arms can do these tasks, freeing up employees not only saves costs, but also effectively curbs the spread of the virus.