@rohanpaul_ai: China's Hangzhou Airport is now using its first track-guided bird-dispersion robot. Has directional sound devices, inse…
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China's Hangzhou Airport has deployed a track-guided bird-dispersion robot equipped with directional sound, insect-killing lamps, and HD cameras to provide 24/7 smart patrols on runways.
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🇨🇳 China’s Hangzhou Airport is now using its first track-guided bird-dispersion robot. Has directional sound devices, insect-killing lamps & cameras. Gives runways 24/7 protection with smart patrols, HD cameras, and a greener way to keep birds away. https://t.co/XfZRw00T6v
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