Robot traffic police on Chinese roads
A new chapter in the future of traffic control
A robot traffic police has officially launched its first trial run in Yongkang, east China’s Zhejiang Province, to help control and regulate traffic flow.
The technological marvel can work continuously for four hours after being powered on for just 30 minutes.
It is designed to efficiently perform routine and repetitive tasks at busy intersections.
The robot is particularly effective in guiding drivers and pedestrians, providing road safety reminders, and greatly reducing the workload of traffic police during traffic jams.
This breakthrough in artificial intelligence and robotics technology is seen as a breakthrough in urban road safety and traffic management.
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