Service robots are becoming an integral part of daily life in the Chinese mainland, transforming how people interact with technology. From household chores to customer service, these robots are making tasks easier and more efficient.
Recently, a campaign called “Ask China” gathered over 90,000 questions from around the world about various aspects of China, including technology and culture. In response, the G1 humanoid robot from Unitree Robotics, based in Hangzhou, east China’s Zhejiang Province, appeared in a program to share insights and experiences.
The G1 robot showcased how advanced robotics are serving people daily. Service robots like the G1 are employed in homes, hospitals, and businesses, performing tasks such as cleaning, delivering goods, and providing information.
The popularity of these robots highlights China’s commitment to embracing innovative technology. For teenagers and young adults in the Global South, this surge in robotics offers inspiration for technological advancement and its potential to enhance everyday life.
