Hong Kong's first robot-run convenience stores draw curious shoppers
Hong Kong has opened its first robot-run convenience stores, where a humanoid shopkeeper takes orders, serves customers and goes beyond the call of duty. Beijing-based robotics company Galbot launched three outlets in Hong Kong this month. The stores operate around the clock, marking the company’s first expansion outside mainland China.
Hong Kong has opened its first robot-run convenience stores, where a humanoid shopkeeper takes orders, serves customers and goes beyond the call of duty. Beijing-based robotics company Galbot launched three outlets in Hong Kong this month. The stores operate around the clock, marking the company’s first expansion outside mainland China.