Major Spotlights:-

1. Chinese technology corporations utilize    robots to supply the product.

2. During the Covid-19 pandemic, there was even a growing preference for contactless provider.

3. Price reductions are boosting people's reliance on                                                                                            robots.

In response to the ‘new normal' brought in by the Covid-19 epidemic, China's technology companies are adopting technology and robotics on a huge scale. Chinese digital powerhouses such as Alibaba, Meituan, and JD.com are all planning to employ thousands of robots as delivery people if demand for contactless services skyrockets in the aftermath of the epidemic. Executives at these firms anticipate a fourfold growth and predict that by 2022, they will be operating over 2,000 robots.

Chinese companies have been researching the use of robots or drones to deliver products since 2013, pointing to a labour shortage in Chinese marketplaces. Since the Covid-19 epidemic hit China and the rest of the globe, the labour shortage has only increased, leading IT firms to turn to robots for help. Hundreds of thousands of human couriers already carry items in China for as little as $0.47.

The post-pandemic revival has resulted in a considerable rise in demand, which has translated into more work and shorter deadlines for human couriers.

However, the Chinese government recently issued a notice regulating delivery businesses to provide appropriate rest intervals for its employees, encouraging enterprises to utilize delivery robots. Because to the Covid-19 pandemic and the demand for social distance, individuals are afraid of any human touch and prefer contactless services.