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China Deploys Robot Antelope in Tibet to Monitor Endangered Herds
- A robotic antelope, resembling real antelopes, began trial operations in Hoh Xil in late July.
- The robot aims to provide more accurate and reliable images and data about Tibetan antelope behavior.
- Close encounters with humans can induce stress in real antelopes and can even cause miscarriages in pregnant females.
- The deployment of the robotic antelope, powered by the X30 quadruped robotic dog, marks a major breakthrough in wildlife observation technology.
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China deploys robot antelope to surveil real herds
To the wolves of Tibet, China’s first ‘robot antelope’ may look as appetising as the real herds that roam the rugged tundra, but the “creature” is part of Beijing’s growing surveillance that now even reaches into its most remote places.
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XinhuaFeature: Robotic guardian joins Tibetan antelope herd
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- 35% of the sources are Center, 35% of the sources lean Right
35% Right
L 30%
C 35%
R 35%
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