🐶🎬 Hey kids! Imagine visiting a film studio and seeing a real-life robot dog patrolling around! At the Zhenbeipu Western Film Studio in Yinchuan, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, a special robot dog named the “Guardian of the Film Studio” has started working to keep the place safe and exciting.
But this isn't just any robot dog. It weighs 60 kilograms—that's as heavy as a large dog—and stands nearly 1.1 meters tall! That's about as tall as some of you. This high-tech pup was made with the help of Unitree Robotics, a company known for making amazing robots that walk on four legs, just like real dogs.
So, what can this robot dog do? 🧐 It has HD cameras (which means super clear vision), thermal imaging to see heat, and special sensors to understand its surroundings. It can see all around itself, giving 360-degree real-time monitoring. That helps it patrol the studio, check on equipment, and even respond in emergencies.
The robot dog can work for 4 to 6 hours straight and can even charge itself when it runs low on power. How cool is that? 🔋
For visitors like you, this means not only a safer place to explore but also a chance to see cutting-edge technology in action. It's like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! 🚀
This robotic guardian is part of how the film studio is using AI (that's artificial intelligence) to make tourism more fun and secure. It shows how robots and humans can work together to create amazing experiences.
Would you like to meet the “Guardian of the Film Studio” someday? 🤖🐾
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AI meets tourism: Robot dog patrols at film studio in Ningxia
cgtn.com
