Inflation is a topic that Chinese people have been paying attention to recently. Under the influence of various economic factors, China's CPI index has increased year by year. The rising sales prices of various products in the market have also brought a series of cost pressures to business owners. Among them, the pressure of labor costs is the most obvious. The high and low prices are relative to income. At the moment, income growth and rising prices are like a funny tortoise and rabbit race. In the past ten years, national income has been concentrated in the government, concentrated in enterprises, and concentrated in monopoly industries. In the first half of the year, a survey of employee income of the National Federation of Trade Unions showed that 23.4% of employees had not increased their wages for five years. Faced with unsustainable price increases, and facing the growing gap between the rich and the poor, the panic of inflation has been magnified without limit. This series of figures only tells us the fact that Chinese entrepreneurs are facing the pressure of a huge labor force. In this context, the view of labor resource allocation has gradually changed among manufacturing enterprises. In some machinery companies, more and more robots have become the "new employees" of business owners.

In the past few years, China has developed into an important market for future robots. The new members of these industrial manufacturing are oriented to multi-joint robots or multi-degree-of-freedom robots in the industrial field. An industrial robot is a machine that performs work automatically, and is a machine that realizes various functions by its own power and control ability. It can be commanded by humans or run in accordance with pre-programmed procedures, and modern industrial robots can also act according to the principles of artificial intelligence.

They can effectively improve work efficiency, ensure operational accuracy, and reduce production costs. Hollow blow molding machines play a very important role in the forming, machining and simple assembly of plastic products.

However, in the current situation, it is not shown that plastic automatic blow molding machine manufacturers want to completely replace the traditional labor force with robots. The main reason is that the price of robots is still within the reach of a small number of companies. Moreover, the core technologies of many robots are still in the hands of a few European, American and Japanese companies. Before Chinese companies do not really master the core technology, the cost of using robots on a large scale is bound to be amazing. Obviously, how to improve the research and development capabilities of enterprises in cutting-edge technology has become a problem that China's plastics industry and even all Chinese manufacturing companies should consider.