As the wave of technological innovation continues to advance, the rise of new quality productivity not only drives the rapid development of industrial innovation, but also brings unprecedented new opportunities and challenges to the employment market. In this wave, a group of new occupations have sprung up like mushrooms after rain. They are closely related to the breakthrough of new technologies and jointly depict the blueprint for the future.

Once, the port was a busy scene where workers drove large trucks and busily transported containers. However, in the intelligent container terminal of Beijiang Port Area of Tianjin Port, such scenes have become a thing of the past. Today, with the construction of smart ports, unmanned transport robots have become the protagonists here. They shuttle between the docks and complete the transportation tasks of goods in an orderly manner.

Whenever a cargo ship docks, the 15.6-meter-long unmanned transport robot quickly goes to work. These robots receive instructions from the intelligent control center through an intelligent control system, realizing the automation of loading and unloading control and vehicle scheduling. In the intelligent control center, staff can accurately convey instructions to the robots on the dock through keyboards and buttons.

The smart terminal in Beijiang Port of Tianjin Port not only realizes automated operations, but also integrates artificial intelligence into every link of cargo loading and unloading, transshipment and stacking. As the world's first smart zero-carbon terminal, the annual throughput here is as high as 2 million TEUs, which not only improves work efficiency but also greatly reduces carbon emissions.

This change not only demonstrates the power of scientific and technological innovation, but also brings new opportunities to the job market. With the construction and development of smart ports, a number of new occupations related to unmanned driving technology, artificial intelligence and other fields have gradually emerged. These new occupations require not only practitioners to have rich professional knowledge and skills, but also require them to have innovative thinking and adaptability.Editor/Cheng Ting