From Ancient Orchards to Futuristic Farms: Robots Take Over China’s Tourist Hotspots
Imagine hiking through ancient pear orchards with a robot guide 🤖 or exploring museums where AI explains 2,000-year-old farming tools. Sounds like sci-fi? In China, this is the new reality as scenic spots blend tradition with cutting-edge tech to create #NextLevelTravel. 🚀
May Day Madness: Tech Meets Tradition
During the recent May Day holiday, travelers flocked to attractions like Gansu Province’s Shichuan Ancient Pear Orchard, where robots from Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics led tours, dodging obstacles and climbing terrain like pros. One visitor, Mr. Zhang, even ‘shook hands’ with a bot: ‘It felt like talking to a real person!’ 😲
Ancient Farming Gets a AI Glow-Up
Nearby, an agriculture museum paired robots with relics, sparking conversations between past and present. Think: AI explaining how a 3rd-century plow evolved into smart farming tools. 🌾💡
Why It Matters
From VR tours to crowd-monitoring drones, China’s travel industry is betting big on tech to boost safety and fun. As one traveler put it: ‘Who needs a human guide when robots know all the best selfie spots?’ 📸✨
