China has officially unveiled a new generation of locally-developed smart first aid robots during a recent event held in Beijing. The unveiling marks a significant step in the country’s push to integrate advanced robotics into emergency response systems.

The suite of robots includes models such as the “Ambulance Robot” and the “Rescue Transport Robot,” both designed to operate efficiently across various terrains using multiple mobility modes, including quadrupedal walking, wheels, and crawling functions.

These robots are equipped with a wide range of emergency medical capabilities, including artificial respiration, real-time health monitoring, ultrasound imaging, CPR, and oxygen delivery. Their development reflects China’s growing focus on enhancing its emergency response and disaster relief capacities through high-tech innovation.

The robots are expected to play a vital role in disaster zones and accident sites, improving the efficiency of rescue operations and reducing the physical risk faced by human responders.