China's service robots steal the show at CES


The booth of Keenon Robotics is seen during the CES 2022 on Jan 6 in Las Vegas. - AP

LAS VEGAS (Xinhua): The CES 2022 held in the Las Vegas, the United States, is a veritable sci-fi movie set of wunderkind robots that have spectators lining up to see what the present and future holds in store in proto-humans.

Many leading robotics firms are from China, and this year's state-of-the-art robots from the country on display at the CES put an end to the outdated litany that Chinese companies lack innovation. In commercialized service robotics and artificial intelligence, they are leading the pack.

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