Encountering future tech at the BRICS New Industrial Revolution Exhibition
At the BRICS New Industrial Revolution Exhibition running from May 27 to 29 in Xiamen, the future feels less like a concept and more like something already in motion. Humanoid robots make tanghulu and play tic-tac-toe. Driverless electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, unmanned gyroplanes, AI diagnosis tools and smart farming equipment are all on show. Together, they offer a close-up look at how cutting-edge technologies are moving from labs into real-world scenarios: from low-altitude tourism and weather modification to hospitals, farms and factories. The new industrial revolution is not just on display here. It is already taking off.
First encounters don’t always go smoothly
But when it does, you don’t take it for granted❤️🔥
1st time with ⭐️ @AvianaViolet for @naughtyamerica
Directed by 🎥 @FClousotx
POSSIBLE ENCOUNTER WITH A DUENDE , LEPRECHAUN ?
Eyewitness states: Well I came back with another encounter , this time happened in my work , as my fellow Latin and Hispanic community now what kind of business this looks like , it’s a motel
This happened last night as my colleague was finishing his shift. Our workplace is outside the city, surrounded by open countryside and nature. He was leaving when he suddenly heard the water tap on the side of the building being turned on; he immediately turned his head and saw something brown—wearing a green or brown hat, or something similar—run off and disappear. I checked the security cameras and that is what was captured. The timing matches up, but unfortunately, the camera quality isn’t the best, and it doesn’t look like an animal; after all, the tap was turned on, and what kind of animal would jump away that fast and erratically?