Previously, the work relied largely on manual labor and was physically demanding. This year, newly deployed aquatic weed-removal robots have integrated functions including cutting, collecting, draining, transporting and unloading, and can operate through remote control or autonomously, according to Beijing Daily.

　　Zhou Ziniu, a deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Parks Administration Center, said the center will coordinate operational data from robots across municipal parks, strengthen data monitoring, and enable real-time tracking, precise positioning and multi-dimensional analyses of robot performance.

　　The data foundation will provide support for deeper integration and wider application of robotics in urban landscaping and park management, Zhou said.