In Beijing, we saw... Robots singing 'opera', playing sports, and working in factories!

Human-like machines for security and patrols, others for logistics sorting, shows, and entertainment. The cheapest robot costs $30,000, and household robots are present among Chinese families in the Shougang industrial complex in Beijing, those iron factories that have turned into an exhibition city. The 13th session of the China International Fair for Trade in Services took place from September 9 to 13. We only walked a few meters between the booths when artificial intelligence began to catch our attention. Robots offered us coffee and drinks, translation and assistance technologies, and smart glasses we tried for translating speech into Arabic, automated health detection models, AI-powered children's toys, and robots that shook our hands. The scene was simple, but it made us wonder...