Guangdong Province, south China - Recent (CCTV/CGTN- No access Chinese mainland) 
1. Various of cleaning robot on display
2. Various of ad showing how cleaning robot works
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Gong Ziyu, head of the robotics business group, CVTE (partially overlaid with shot 4-5):
"Our overseas shipments are performing extremely well right now. Our cleaning robots are particularly popular in Europe, Japan, Republic of Korea, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. We have seen year-on-year doubling of growth compared with last year. We review production plans for the cleaning robots on a weekly and monthly basis, and shipping schedules are fully booked."
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4. Various of cleaning robot on display
5. Ad showing how cleaning robot works
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6. Various of engineers training robot
7. Various of staff packaging robot 
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Huang Jian, executive, Guangdong Lingdu Intel-tech Development Co., Ltd (ending with shots 9-10):
"Robots can take over high-risk, high-pressure work, sustaining stable demand. Overseas orders are rising steadily, registering around 40 percent year-on-year growth compared with last year. "
9. Various of robot cleaning window
10. Various of staff packaging robot 
11. Various of robotic dog walking on ground, under water
12. Aerial shots of port scene

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠South China's Guangdong Province has seen its robot manufacturers lead the transition from sending out samples for trial use to fulfilling large-scale overseas orders as one of China's major hubs for foreign trade and smart equipment.

Since the start of 2026, domestically built robots have been given a major opportunity to expand on a large scale in global markets.

Notably, a dedicated customs tariff code for cleaning robots took effect in January, marking a significant step toward large-scale exports for the sector.

The momentum has remained strong in the second half of the year, with overseas orders continuing to grow.

The surge in demand is turning domestically built robots into a new growth engine for China's high-end equipment exports.

"Our overseas shipments are performing extremely well right now. Our cleaning robots are particularly popular in Europe, Japan, Republic of Korea, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. We have seen year-on-year doubling of growth compared with last year. We review production plans for the cleaning robots on a weekly and monthly basis, and shipping schedules are fully booked," said Gong Ziyu, head of CVTE's robotics business group.

"Robots can take over high-risk, high-pressure work, sustaining stable demand. Overseas orders are rising steadily, registering around 40 percent year-on-year growth compared with last year," said Huang Jian, executive of Guangdong Lingdu Intel-tech Development Co., Ltd.