No need for a fire, robots can perform moxibustion! Techniques rival those of a senior physician

As the robotic arm moves up and down in a steady and orderly manner, users lie on their beds, feeling the "heat" of the burning moxa. This was the scene of a Zhimei Kangmin moxibustion robot performing moxibustion at the Shenzhen Moxibustion Fair. Many visitors were captivated by the steady and orderly moxibustion technique and stopped to take notice.

When traditional Chinese medicine and artificial intelligence collide, the result is not only a revolution in moxibustion practice, but also a renewed vitality for this traditional culture in the digital age.

AI is completely overturning the traditional impression of moxibustion

No manual ignition required; the entire process is automated: from igniting the moxa stick to timely ash removal, the entire process is autonomously controlled by the robot. Unlike traditional moxibustion methods, the intelligent moxibustion robot completely frees the user's hands, fundamentally improving the safety and convenience of the moxibustion experience. Discerning acupuncture points for precise moxibustion: Traditional moxibustion requires extremely high acupuncture point identification skills from the user. The core of the Zhimei Kangmin moxibustion robot lies in its ability to perceive the human body. Using a high-precision 3D visual imaging system, the robot can precisely identify the human body's contours. Integrating traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and meridian theory, it accurately identifies target acupuncture points and provides a stable and accurate moxibustion program according to pre-set procedures.

A comprehensive "doctor" that combines moxibustion and smoke extraction: "Where's the smoke?" This question was a frequent user question at the Moxibustion Fair. The biggest pain point of traditional moxibustion is the pungent smoke produced by burning moxa sticks. Therefore, Zhimei Kangmin has innovatively combined moxibustion and smoke extraction functions. While the robot is performing moxibustion, its internal air purifier and filtration system continues to operate. The moxibustion head acts as an exhaust system, drawing the smoke into the robot. After multiple purification processes, the user is virtually imperceptible to the smoke during the experience, leaving only a faint, refreshing scent of moxa on the body.

Currently, moxibustion robots have been successfully deployed in numerous locations across China, from local hospitals to traditional health clubs. Zhimei Kangmin is empowering the traditional healthcare industry with innovative health solutions. This is not just a traditional innovation, but also a cultural reconstruction. The warmth of technology and the depth of culture are quietly rewriting the future of human health.