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CloudMinds Official Response
May 29, 2020
Recently, the US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), has announced that it will add CloudMinds affiliated Cayman Island, Beijing and Hong Kong companies to the entity list. CloudMinds U.S. entity, CloudMinds Technology, Inc., is not being added to the entity list. We’re disappointed to hear of the U.S. government’s decision because it does not reflect CloudMinds products, technologies, intended applications, business development and social responsibility practices.
Since establishment in 2015, CloudMinds has abided by the laws and regulations of relevant countries and regions, and has more than 1,500 patent applications for 5G, artificial intelligence, blockchain and robot intellectual property through independent research and development.
All the technologies, products and services of CloudMinds are developed for civilian use. We provide contactless service robots for retail facilities, offices, shopping malls, and other private enterprise facilities. In addition, in the past few months, CloudMinds has garnered worldwide recognition for its contributions in supporting the fight against COVID-19 in China and beyond.
CloudMinds will continue to comply with BIS regulation, and will continue to make every effort to provide customers with the world’s leading intelligent cloud robot products and services.
-CloudMinds
Recent News
Digital.com - CloudMinds was selected “THE BEST ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMPANIES OF 2021”
Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered software is becoming increasingly important for organizations looking to remain agile and competitive in the digital space. Both large enterprises and small and medium-sized businesses alike need AI solutions that can help them respond to a rapidly changing market and deliver an outstanding user experience to their customers.
The AI company selection is the result of more than 40 hours of research conducted by the digital.com website on more than 170 AI companies online. The selection, along with the site's guide to AI organizations, will help small businesses and startups find the best AI company for their business.
Founded in 2015, CloudMinds’ focus is on operating an open-source, cloud-based architecture for the enhancement of robotics. For the most part this means physical robots like the kind you might find on a factory floor, but CloudMinds also produces robots for human services and security applications, and it anticipates selling domestic humanoid robots by 2025. In order to run secure AI from the cloud, CloudMinds works through its own Virtual Backbone Network (VBN), a proprietary high-speed global intranet. Despite this specificity of focus, CloudMinds does go beyond the core mission of robotic operation. One form this takes is an AI digital avatar called Cloudia, which interacts naturalistically with customers and is billed as a potential choice for the “face of your brand.” The company also provides smart vending machines and other AI-driven tools, like spectrometers and temperature measurement systems. CloudMinds currently primarily serves clients in the financial, healthcare and energy sectors.
What Customers Are Saying
Because CloudMinds’ partnerships tend to be with large-scale organizations, institutions and industrial firms — all of which are unlikely to comment publicly — the company doesn’t attract online customer reviews. It has certainly attracted considerable notice as an innovator from tech-focused press outlets, such as The Silicon Review.
CNBC - Coronavirus Patients Treated by Robots
CNBC - Cat Clifford - Mar 23, 2020
“CloudMinds’ infrared thermometry system checks peoples’ temperature as they enter the Wuhan Wuchang Smart Field Hospital. If a person entering the hospital showed fever symptoms, the AI platform would alert human medical staff.”
BBC - Robots helping patients recover
BBC Newsround – Mar 11, 2020
``Two hundred people there, who have been diagnosed with the coronavirus, are now being treated by them on a ward in the city of Wuhan.
Six types of robots have been brought in to help carry out basic tasks for the patients who are staying in a closed-off ward, such as delivering food and medicine, and keeping the ward clean.
They've been created by a Chinese company called CloudMinds. Its CEO, Bill Huang, said: 'This is China's first-ever entirely robot-led ward and an opportunity to test the capability of the technology and how we work together.' ``
NY Post - Coronavirus hospital ward staffed by robots...
NY Post - Christy Cooney - Mar 10, 2020
``A coronavirus hospital ward staffed by robots to protect medics from the deadly bug has opened in Wuhan.
The program, launched Saturday at the Wuchang field hospital, will see the 5G-powered bots carry out tasks including taking patients’ temperatures, delivering meals and disinfecting the facility.``
FastCompany - How robots helped protect doctors
FastCompany - Lilly Smith - Mar 26, 2020
“Cui claims that Cloud Ginger can actually understand the “meaning and context of language” (through algorithms, of course) that “allows it to read and understand human emotions so that it may become smarter and learn empathy.” It can even dance and lead patients through stretching exercises “to help patients stay active and in good spirits.”
CloudMinds AI Raman Device is a SPIE Prism Finalist!
CNET - Coronavirus care...taken over by robots!
CNET – Leslie Katz - Mar 14, 2020
“At the entrance, 5G-powered temperature measurement devices flagged patients displaying fever symptoms. Other robots -- some humanoid and others your basic, boxy type -- worked 24/7 measuring heart rates and blood oxygen levels via smart bracelets and rings worn by patients. The bots delivered medication, patrolled and cleaned infected areas, led patients in exercises and even performed robo-dances to entertain bored quarantined patients.”
CloudMinds Wins the Top Prism Award Two Years in a Row...
- A global leader in cloud AI architecture and robotics has won a second Prism Award for its Smart MEMS Handheld RAMAN XI2
- It is the first company to win a Prism Award two consecutive times in a row (2019 & 2020)
CNBC - What America can learn from China's use of robots...
CNBC - Tim Hornyak - Mar 18, 2020
“robots provided food, drinks and medicine to patients, as well as information and entertainment through dancing, and still other autonomous droids sprayed disinfectant and cleaned the floors.”
CloudMinds Donates Robots to Combat Coronavirus in China
- The global leader in cloud AI architecture and robotics has donated and shipped various 5G Cloud Robots to hospitals in Wuhan and Shanghai to aid the fight against the deadly coronavirus
- The Intelligent Cloud Robots can perform basic medical tasks, reducing instances of contact and risks of exposure for medical staff in the field combating the epidemic
