In the rolling orchards of the Chinese mainland, a new generation of robots is taking on one of agriculture's oldest challenges: fruit picking. These "super helpers" glide through rows of trees, gently harvesting fruit with precision and speed.
Traditionally, fruit picking is a time-consuming and labour-intensive process, requiring teams of workers to spend long hours in the field. By contrast, these agri-bots can cover acres in a fraction of the time, easing the burden on farm labour forces.
Orchard managers say that with robots handling routine tasks, human workers can focus on higher-skill activities like quality control and crop management. This shift not only boosts efficiency but also opens the door to more innovative farming practices.
And the trend is just beginning: more agri-bots are on the way across the Chinese mainland. As advanced sensors and artificial intelligence continue to improve, these robotic helpers are set to reshape harvest seasons and redefine the future of global agriculture.
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cgtn.com
