'New revolution' promises to end tedious tasks
China DailyYour next dish, package or takeout could arrive at your doorstep via a Chinese-made robot, as delivery robots have developed rapidly in the country and are now venturing into overseas markets. Li Tong, founder and CEO of Keenon, attributed the momentum of Chinese robotics companies abroad to opportunities amid COVID-19-related disruptions, when delivery robots greatly eased manpower shortages and reduced human-to-human contact for safety. Uber Eats, the food delivery service of ride-hailing company Uber Technologies, announced last month a partnership with Coco Robotics to expand autonomous sidewalk delivery in Los Angeles. In China, companies like Pudu Technology and Keenon Robotics are key players, providing robots that deliver food, packages and other items efficiently in various controlled environments.