
The team from Jinhua Vocational and Technical University won the championship with its "Full Scenario Testing Solution for Power Tools".
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The World Vocational College Skills Competition is jointly organized by the Ministry of Education and other departments. This competition covers 78 countries on five continents.
China News Service, Tianjin, October 17 (Xue Chunyue, Zhou Yaqiang) On the evening of the 16th, the 2026 World Vocational College Skills Competition Championship Finals concluded in Tianjin. The team from Jinhua Vocational and Technical University won the championship with its "Full Scenario Testing Solution for Power Tools".
On October 16, the 2026 World Vocational College Skills Competition Championship Finals concluded in Tianjin. Photo by Xue Chunyue
Jinhua is an important power tool production area in China. This entry uses dual robots to work together to reproduce manual effort, speed and trajectory. The test efficiency is more than 25% higher than that of traditional equipment. It has been tried out under real working conditions by relevant companies.
Dai Xinping, leader of the Jinhua Vocational and Technical University team and dean of the School of Intelligent Manufacturing of the school, said in an interview with a reporter from China News Network after the game that the participating projects originated from industrial working condition testing problems. The teachers and students of the team jointly tackled key issues such as large database construction, intelligent body creation, and robot simulation manual testing. They worked hard to solve problems such as single data collection from traditional testing equipment and difficulty in replicating the actual operations of workers.
The scale of this competition has reached a new high, covering 78 countries on five continents, with a total of 9,391 teams and 36,000 players participating. The competition closely follows the development trend of the global industry and has 43 tracks including artificial intelligence and new generation information technology, as well as a new traditional Chinese skills track. In addition to the 4 overseas competition areas of Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Africa, and Europe, the Oceania competition area has been added, and a total of 13 tracks have been opened to organize competitions.
It is reported that the World Vocational College Skills Competition is led by the Ministry of Education and co-organized by 31 ministries, commissions and industry organizations as well as the Tianjin Municipal People's Government. (over)

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