A short vlog-style commentary by Justin R. Lester describing advanced, everyday technologies observed in Shenzhen, China — including drone food delivery, smart charging stations, robo-dogs, smart showers, palm-scanning, and driverless experiences — and asking whether viewers would want similar innovations in the United States. The speaker notes these examples are not necessarily representative of all Shenzhen but highlights them as striking and 'futuristic.'
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To see what's going on in Shenzhen, China. Like, look at this. So you have drone what? Drone food delivery. And so it's not just planes doing it. You have people able to bring drones to everywhere they're going to. It's kind of cool where it's like there's all this futuristic stuff that you see in Shenzhen, China. It's kind of cool. Like, not just that, but you can also see in Shenzhen, China, like, some of the stuff that just doesn't seem normal. So you have smart charging stations that people are using on a regular basis. The heck, tech is everywhere. So the robo dogs are not just in one space. Smart shower units, I think are super cool to use futuristic dining experiences, which is super, super dope. And then I showed you guys already the drone food, palm scanning, driverless experiences. Now, I know this isn't representative of the entire space. Those of you there, I'm curious to learn more about it. But this stuff is very interesting to me to see that, like, I know America is trying to outpace them. This stuff they're doing is phenomenal. Like, even the firefighting, you guys see this? Like, it's just phenomenal. So I'm curious, what do you guys think about this? Would you want this in our country? I'm in America. Would you guys want this in America? Would you use it if it did come there? Of course. Like, and follow for more.