Move over, sci-fi movies—China’s latest tech expo proves robots are already here to protect and serve! The 2nd Public Security Technology Expo kicked off this week in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, spotlighting cutting-edge innovations straight out of a Black Mirror episode (but way friendlier). 🚨
From humanoid bots scanning crowds for emergencies to robotic dogs patrolling high-risk zones, these machines are redefining public safety. CGTN’s Guo Meiping reports that the tech isn’t just flashy—it’s functional. Think thermal cameras for fire detection, AI algorithms predicting traffic accidents, and drones delivering first aid kits faster than Uber Eats. 🚒📦
One star of the show? A robotic dog that climbs stairs and navigates rubble—perfect for disaster response. “It’s like having a superhero sidekick that never sleeps,” laughed an expo attendee. Meanwhile, humanoid robots demoed de-escalation tactics for crowded spaces, blending Terminator-level tech with a customer-service smile. 😎
While skeptics debate privacy concerns, officials emphasize these tools aim to support human teams, not replace them. As China pushes its ‘tech-powered safety’ vision, the world is watching—and maybe taking notes. 📲✨
