[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO [@jcniyomugabo](/creator/twitter/jcniyomugabo) on x 123.6K followers Created: 2025-07-16 17:24:41 UTC I am now convinced that artificial intelligence, science, innovation, and technology are not just shaping the future — they are the future. After attending the forum at Suzhou Industrial Park in China 🇨🇳, I walked away thinking we are no longer preparing for the digital age — we are living it. AI is transforming how we solve problems. Not tomorrow. Today. From hospitals to farms, factories to classrooms — machines are learning, adapting, and helping us work smarter. One of the most fascinating things I saw is the rise of intelligent robots. I met robots that register people for attendance lists. Robots that politely serve customers in restaurants — taking orders with a digital smile and even saying thank you. And yes, robots that deliver medicine in hospitals. No delay. No confusion. Just precise, timely support when it matters most. In Suzhou, the numbers speak for themselves. There are XXX companies working on robotics — and together they made over XXX billion yuan in 2024 alone. This is not just innovation. This is a movement. Suzhou is now ranked among the top three cities in China for robotics for the fourth year in a row. This success did not happen by chance. It is backed by serious science. Institutions like the Harbin Institute of Technology Suzhou Research Institute and the Jiangsu Intelligent Robots Technology Innovation Center are building the future — with wires, code, and human ambition. The big trend is something called embodied intelligent robotics. These are robots that do not just compute — they move, sense, and respond. They look like us. Walk like us. And in some cases, do tasks we once thought only humans could do. They are not just built to replace labor — they are built to enhance our abilities. Imagine a hospital where the nurse is assisted by a robot that never forgets, never gets tired, and never makes dosage mistakes. Or a school where every child is greeted and registered by name through facial recognition — by a friendly robot at the door. It is already happening. But here’s the big question — with all this speed, how do we make sure no one is left behind? Because while machines get smarter, people still need skills. And not everyone is online. The future must be inclusive. We need innovation with empathy. Progress with purpose. And AI that does not just serve systems — but serves people. The future is arriving fast. Let us make sure it is a future that works for all. Thank you @GenUnlimited_ and @worldydf for the opportunity. #Niyomugabonotes.  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$2607hk](/topic/$2607hk) [shanghai](/topic/shanghai) [coins ai](/topic/coins-ai) [china](/topic/china) [stocks technology](/topic/stocks-technology) [artificial](/topic/artificial) [$ai4](/topic/$ai4) [Post Link](https://x.com/jcniyomugabo/status/1945535069919019203)
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Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo on x 123.6K followers
Created: 2025-07-16 17:24:41 UTC
I am now convinced that artificial intelligence, science, innovation, and technology are not just shaping the future — they are the future.
After attending the forum at Suzhou Industrial Park in China 🇨🇳, I walked away thinking we are no longer preparing for the digital age — we are living it.
AI is transforming how we solve problems.
Not tomorrow.
Today.
From hospitals to farms, factories to classrooms — machines are learning, adapting, and helping us work smarter.
One of the most fascinating things I saw is the rise of intelligent robots.
I met robots that register people for attendance lists.
Robots that politely serve customers in restaurants — taking orders with a digital smile and even saying thank you.
And yes, robots that deliver medicine in hospitals.
No delay.
No confusion.
Just precise, timely support when it matters most.
In Suzhou, the numbers speak for themselves.
There are XXX companies working on robotics — and together they made over XXX billion yuan in 2024 alone.
This is not just innovation.
This is a movement.
Suzhou is now ranked among the top three cities in China for robotics for the fourth year in a row.
This success did not happen by chance.
It is backed by serious science.
Institutions like the Harbin Institute of Technology Suzhou Research Institute and the Jiangsu Intelligent Robots Technology Innovation Center are building the future — with wires, code, and human ambition.
The big trend is something called embodied intelligent robotics.
These are robots that do not just compute — they move, sense, and respond.
They look like us.
Walk like us.
And in some cases, do tasks we once thought only humans could do.
They are not just built to replace labor — they are built to enhance our abilities.
Imagine a hospital where the nurse is assisted by a robot that never forgets, never gets tired, and never makes dosage mistakes.
Or a school where every child is greeted and registered by name through facial recognition — by a friendly robot at the door.
It is already happening.
But here’s the big question — with all this speed, how do we make sure no one is left behind?
Because while machines get smarter, people still need skills.
And not everyone is online.
The future must be inclusive.
We need innovation with empathy.
Progress with purpose.
And AI that does not just serve systems — but serves people.
The future is arriving fast.
Let us make sure it is a future that works for all.
Thank you @GenUnlimited_ and @worldydf for the opportunity.
#Niyomugabonotes.
XXXXXX engagements
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