US EditionWho Needs a Wall: Watch the Robot Army that Will Guard China's Border
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Local company UBTECH Robotics has won a $37 million contract to operate humanoid robots at the border crossing with Vietnam • The robots will guide passengers, monitor queues and inspect cargo • The move is part of a Chinese plan to develop a strategic humanoid robotics industry
China has begun to deploy humanoid robots on the border with Vietnam to strengthen border security and automate tasks. These Walker S2 androids are going to work 24/7 guiding travelers, managing the flow of people, helping in border patrols, logistics, and even doing relentless inspections because they can change their own batteries, something that allows them to continue operating non-stop. This pilot project is part of a million-dollar contrac…
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