A 2-meter-high robot is helping drug addicts kick the habit at a drug rehabilitation center in Guangdong. The robot, named Le Le, from Cencun compulsory drug rehabilitation center in Guangzhou's Tianhe district can always attract many drug addicts when it is available in the center, a police officer from the center said. Le Le can respond quickly to addicts' questions and provide accurate information and advice on getting off drugs. "Le Le can also quickly recognize people via face recognition and human body induction," the police officer told local media. Le Le can also report on a drug addict's mental state, any issues of concern and mood swings, and can refer the addict to doctors and psychotherapists. "Le Le is very good at chatting with the drug addicts in the center," the police officer said. Le Le is the first robot that has been used to help addicts in the country, the officer added. More than 2,000 addicts have visited the Cencun compulsory drug rehabilitation center. As well as Le Le, the center has taken the lead on using VR (virtue reality) technologies to help addicts get off drugs. "Drug addicts will be able to reduce their dependence on drugs when they are in the virtue world through electronic games, cinemas and stories," the police officer said. silicon or silicone24 hour wristbands couponplastic wristbands ukcustom rubber bandsprinted bracelets
BEIJING - A documentary featuring China's social and economic achievements since 2012 will be aired on the state broadcaster China Central Television (CCTV), according to an official statement Saturday. The six-episode documentary, "Amazing China," summarizes social and economic achievements since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 2012, it said. The documentary highlights China's five development concepts of innovation, coordination, greening, opening up and inclusiveness. The film crew spent three months shooting around 3,000 hours of footages and interviewing 108 people across the country. With the 19th CPC National Congress scheduled for October, the documentary is expected to inspire the Chinese people, it said. It was co-produced by the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee and CCTV.
