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CGTN’s short Shenzhen segment highlights robot-powered libraries, smart parking and wireless charging built into street bollards.
Why it mattersIt is a small glimpse of robotics and connected urban technology in use, rather than a detailed account of how the systems work. The street furniture, at least, appears to have ambitions beyond standing about.
Discuss: Should cities prioritise visible smart-city projects such as robot-run libraries, or spend first on less flashy infrastructure that serves more people?
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