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Who Is Xiao He? Multilingual Humanoid Robot To Assist Journalists At China SCO Summit

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The Humanoid robot has integrate advanced emotional recognition algorithms, adaptive learning modules and comprehensive knowledge databases to facilitate seamless communication.

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Humanoid Robot Xiao He (Credits: ANI)

Humanoid Robot Xiao He (Credits: ANI)

China’s Tianjin is set to host the largest-ever Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit, which will witness the presence of global leaders from over 20 countries. The two-day summit, starting from August 31, will showcase innovation and technology.

Taking it to the next level of innovation, the Summit will also feature Xiao He, a humanoid robot, who will be giving answers and assisting the journalists in several languages.

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Speaking to ANI, the robot introduced itself and said, “I’m Xiao He, a cutting-edge humanoid AI assistant designed for the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Tianjin. As a highly specialised service robot, I provide multilingual support, real-time information processing and protocol-compliant interaction capabilities.”

Xiao He further said,”My systems integrate advanced emotional recognition algorithms, adaptive learning modules and comprehensive knowledge databases to facilitate seamless communication between international delegates, media personnel and summit organisers. My operational parameters emphasise cultural neutrality, factual precision and continuous performance optimisation throughout the summit duration.”

The humanoid also outlined the main arrangements for the Summit, stating, “Key arrangements include designated areas for foreign and domestic media… The event will showcase cultural activities like Tianjin Yangliuqing, woodblock prints and traditional craftsmanship demonstrations in the Intangible Cultural Heritage Interactive Experience Zone.”

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