According to a report, Humanoid robots, high-viewing police vested, patrolling on the streets, have been seen in the Chinese provinces of Shenzen and Guangdong. South China Morning PostThe video clips of robots beat their beats, and the Chinese social media platforms to walk with police officers have gone viral.
The robot could be seen waving the crowd, shaking hands with people and carrying out the voice command. Although Humanoid robots are currently in limited use with the Shenzhen police force, they assist the authorities with patrol duties, possibly reduce their workload.
As the video went viral, social media users reacted to the robot, saying that the future of mankind had arrived.
A user said, “This is China’s first robot that moves straight like a human,” a user said, “Another said:” The light strips for the eyes remind them of Robocops from films. Actually futuristic “
One third remarked: “To be a policeman is very small. Needs to be buffed”
Human Police and Humanoid Robot Police (Shenzen Engineai PM01) pic.twitter.com/q4a7dyfrs1
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Developed by Engineai robotics, a shenzen-based startup, humanoid robot, nickname PM01, 1.38 meters long, weighs 40 kg, and each costs Rs 10.5 lakhs (88,000 yuan).
The company said, “Its waist can rotate 320 degrees, allowing it to showcase a wide range of complex movements, both mechanical gat and humanoids with natural gat walking mode,” the company said.
In particular, the robot uses advanced optical motion capture techniques to accurately collect huge amounts of human speed data. PM01 also has a smart control interface inspired by the Iron Man, serving as its interactive core screen, which integrates various intelligent interactive functions.
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Why is China developing humanoid robots?
This initiative occurs at a time when China is facing demographic challenges, including aging population and a shrinking workforce, which has already invested significant in automation and robotics. The CCP government has placed humanoid robots as one of the major components to run self -reliance and electrical economic growth in the country as it competes with the United States.
According to the International Federation of Robotics, Chinese customers established 276,288 robots or 51 percent of the world’s total in 2023. China is also planning a sports schedule in August, featuring a humanoid robot competing in tracks and fields, football and other skill-based challenges.
