The integration and development of the Internet with manufacturing has driven significant transformations across related industries, with high-end CNC machine tools and robot industries benefiting most directly. This integration has strengthened its terminal impact, leading to rapid development in the service robot industry.

   The impact of terminal consumption has permeated upstream manufacturing. CNC machine tools and industrial robots form the foundation of industrial manufacturing, applied across nearly all industrial sectors to support standardized mass production. Both domestically and internationally, specific standards have been established for their processing and production. Manufacturers, while adhering to these basic standards, continuously improve and refine their products to create standardized offerings for manufacturers. However, in the internet era, consumers have begun to take the lead, and the traditionally distant-from-consumers machine tool and industrial robot industry is now deeply influenced by end consumers. Industries such as electronics, food and beverages, and home appliances have undergone tremendous transformations due to ever-changing consumer demands, with faster product updates and a proliferation of personalized products. As an upstream industry, machine tools and industrial robots cannot remain unaffected. The integration of the internet with high-end CNC machine tools and industrial robots has enabled them to leverage modern information technology to gain a deep understanding of end-user and industrial processing needs. Guided by market demand, they can now adjust production strategies in real time, moving away from rigidly adhering to industry and company standards for standardized custom production.

    The Internet has driven the rapid development of service robots. In the Internet era, people's pace of life has accelerated, and according to the Social Sciences Academy's 'Social Blue Book: Analysis and Prediction of China's Social Situation in 2015', the decline in the working-age population in our country has become an irreversible trend, coupled with the intensification of aging and other factors, which have promoted the development of service robots. The integration of the Internet and service robots has provided imagination for industrialization. Under the impetus of technologies such as big data and cloud computing, the chips, algorithms, and control accuracy of service robots will be significantly improved, becoming increasingly intelligent. With the development of communication technology, service robots can achieve networking, and various smart terminals can be used to monitor and remotely control them. At present, vacuum cleaner robots, entertainment robots, chef robots, and handling robots have gradually entered people's homes from concepts. In the future, the application of service robots will be even wider.