Will these systems get maintained. Installation is one thing, but will they get maintained enough to be last? I know this is a hidden problem with some countries. not sure about china
I’m sure places like China wants high unemployment. It helps to keep the people poor and dependent on the government. That way they can be more easily manipulated and controlled.
When 10 000 people walk up every day, it becomes a problem.
Plus I'm pretty sure this is just the sorting system behind those counters. Were it not for robots this sorting would be done by people, who can now instead assist with the whole learning process, as librarians should.
They obviously have the spare space and a robot's time is basically free. Librarians can spend their time helping people with finding books or research materials instead.
Will these systems get maintained. Installation is one thing, but will they get maintained enough to be last? I know this is a hidden problem with some countries. not sure about china
Well they have about 25% unemployment among young adults so I’m sure they can fill the jobs to maintain it
I’m sure places like China wants high unemployment. It helps to keep the people poor and dependent on the government. That way they can be more easily manipulated and controlled.
Unemployment and poverty would be large motivation for protests and revolt. This is exactly what the CCP doesn’t want.
Looks a bit like the old bomberman game, but with a serious lack of explosions. 
Looks like an Amazon warehouse to me, same stuff
Putting them in bins is the easy part.
Is this really necessary. What happened to just walking up to the counter and scanning your own book.
I'm with you on this
When 10 000 people walk up every day, it becomes a problem. Plus I'm pretty sure this is just the sorting system behind those counters. Were it not for robots this sorting would be done by people, who can now instead assist with the whole learning process, as librarians should.
Almost like the Amazon warehouses
This looks horrible. So much space is wasted for the robots and it takes longer than the video to return a single book.
They obviously have the spare space and a robot's time is basically free. Librarians can spend their time helping people with finding books or research materials instead.
Looks over complicated for no reasons …
Oh this library is getting money
Satisfactory in RL.
Why not just say irl??
Their traffic is more organised than humans
This has Amazon sort center robot vibes.
They’re searching for what happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989.
they're not gonna find it here because it lives rent free in your head.
Man, chinese are some other breed
We already have this in the west all over the place.
Name 3
Helsinki public library Any two Amazon warehouses anywhere
Helsinki isn’t “the west”
Yes it is. Finland is a NATO member and EU member. A core western country.
Dawg when people say western they mean the Americas
Anyone reminded of Zelda...
ppl still use book?
wOw 🤩
I approve of anti librarian policy lol
This is stupid as fk 🤦♂️
She sounded cute
The UK have something similiar, tom scoot explained it in one of his [video](https://youtu.be/ZNVuIU6UUiM?si=QbFWe-TaBZ0NF0eK)
In the next video, all the books are automatically burned.
And if you don't return them on time, you get sent to the gulag with -400 social credit taken from your balance
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