World · Africa · 1 day ago
Chinese robots entertain guests at events in three African cities
Robots featured at Chinese events in three African cities.
On October 1, dancing robots entertained guests at National Day events in Luanda, Angola, and a robot dog performed in Brazzaville, Congo.
Nearly 400 people, including Congolese officials and Chinese business representatives, watched in Brazzaville.
Guests also interacted with a robot dog at a Chinese New Year reception in Johannesburg, South Africa, in February.
China’s ambassador to Angola described the robots as a small example of the country’s shift towards innovation and higher-quality development.
The events showcased Chinese technology to African guests, but no new business agreements or future steps were described.
Robots performed at events marking China’s National Day in Africa on October 1.
In Luanda, Angola, dancing robots entertained guests.
In Brazzaville, Congo, a robot dog performed for nearly 400 guests, including Congolese officials and Chinese business representatives.
China’s ambassador to Angola described the industry as a snapshot of the country’s shift towards innovation and higher-quality development.
- Who
- Robots performed for guests, including officials and business representatives.
- What
- Robots danced and a robot dog performed at events marking China’s National Day.
- When
- October 1. The year is not stated.
- Where
- Luanda, Angola, and Brazzaville, Congo.
- Why
- The performances provided entertainment at events marking China’s National Day.
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a small snapshot of the Chinese economy’s move towards innovation and higher-quality development
Guests interacted with a robot dog at a Chinese New Year reception in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Robots entertained guests at events marking China’s National Day in Luanda and Brazzaville.
- Date
- October 1
- Luanda
- Dancing robots entertained guests
- Brazzaville
- Nearly 400 guests watched a robot dog perform
- Johannesburg
- Guests interacted with a robot dog at a Chinese New Year reception in February






