00:00Police in Guangzhou, capital of South China's Guangdong province, rolled out a futuristic
00:05patrol lineup featuring humanoid robots, drones, and self-balancing scooters,
00:10harnessing smart technologies to enhance public safety and community engagement this May Day
00:15holiday, which runs from May 1 to 5. At a park on Ersha Island, a humanoid police officer stole
00:23the show. Dressed in a police safety vest, the robot walked alongside officers on patrol,
00:29performed martial arts moves, and delivered anti-fraud reminders to the crowd.
00:34Serving as the local police station's publicity officer, the humanoid uses an interactive
00:40broadcast system to raise public awareness about scams.
00:55Another tool in their smart policing kit is designed for
00:59areas where cars and motorcycles cannot easily access. Using self-balancing scooters that
01:05can reach a top speed of 20 kilometers per hour, officers can swiftly navigate parks and reach
01:10people in need of help.
01:11In the park, they can't be able to drive a car. For example, if there are other people in the
01:16park,
01:17if there are people who can help us, we can quickly reach their side. There may be some
01:24equipment and services available. For example, if there are people who can hit or hit or hit or hit or
01:29hit,
01:29we can immediately provide some medical help. Police also deployed drones during the holiday
01:36to conduct aerial patrols in coordination with ground forces, monitor crowd flow and traffic in
01:42real-time, and create a multi-layered security network.
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