This video some people dislike this people jealous but I am happy man I am not jealous I pray China non stop go fast go and next super power country China best of luck good luck
@@RailFanRob And thousands of thousands of Americans, Canadians, and other countries of the West go to China to work for 0.25 cents to 3.00 dollars per hour.
China has never compared it with any country.We only innovate for convenience.We still have a long way to go.The international community has been imposing sanctions on China.China can only study it by itself.
@Truth seeker This is exactly what people said when mechanization happened 50 years ago. As you can see it, we are all better off today. Automation should not be scary. People have to be retrained for other new upcoming areas of expertise.
@Truth seeker I do no support Corporate Entities nor the Elites but I believe Human Advancement is good. The issue with corporations is that they have been allowed to grow too big, in some cases bigger than the government that they are in control of even politics. However human advancement through mechanization and automation is not a bad thing as it will allow Humans to focus on new things, develop new frontiers never possible before, which I see as a good thing.
@Truth seeker i hear you. but automation is a trend and it is the way to go. china has set automation for various industries as one of goals for modernization. i think america has to go that way. we just need to build new industries. china has 1.4 billions of people and it pushes automation, i don't think america should continue to ignore that.
The Chinese have lost interest in having children. China is now facing a population crisis. You may think it's funny, but the government is already on the move! Automation and 5 g are the solutions.
Yes you are true,they are so humble.They are working their labor as hell,they are not paying their wages what they have to get,and yes they are so humble for Uighurs muslims in china,they converted Masjid in toilets.
For your information, the Chinese labour's are no longer cheap. And Imy guess is that, you've never step foot into China to falsely accuse them of demolishing mosques. If they had done that, will those Muslim leaders who had visited Xinjiang not voiced out? Go and think about it. You're only reading what the western world is feeding you.
The problem with the US ports isn't in handling the volume of shipping containers, it's that there are not enough truck drivers to pick up the containers and take them to their final destination. The pandemic forced a lot of truckers to stop working, and many of them never returned to working, perhaps because truck driving is a hard job, months on the road, away from family, long days driving, etc.
@@RayCromwell that's not true. I spend a lot of time at the Port of Oakland. I'm here right now. The facilities and systems are terribly outdated. It can take hours to get in and out. I've been here 5 hours before. I've ran out of drive time and had to leave a couple times within completing my transaction. Low quality customer service and lack of signage and instruction leaves unfamiliar drivers confused and wastes time. Union rules shut down the whole operation completely for shift change an hour twice a day, and a half hour lunch twice a day instead of overlapping and staggering start times. This causes lines to back up for a mile. There are plenty of drivers and with this kind of efficiency the existing drivers could up their production by 20-25%. Plus the simplicity would make drayage more appealing to other companies.
@@Smokey0284 Consider that karma for always trash talking other nations, meanwhile your ports are HORRIBLY outdated and scoffed at by your European and Asian counterparts. That and constantly meddling in other nations' affairs...
Amazing technology and amazing how far China has come within a couple of generations. I can hardly imagine how far they'll be in another generation, but I'm sure they'll be Number One.
@@conservativeamber1216 HUMBUG! What we're seeing here is beyond ANYONE's expectation! When you're looking at CHINA, conservative thinking will ALWAYS be wrong!
What are you talking about the Chinese have built many of these automated ports in the US one in my home town. China needs the us to consume their products and the us need China to produce them, it's a symbiotic relationship. You sound like a Chinese version of a trump supporter lol hiw embarrassing.
@@jamesbarrett3149 they are getting more expensive now the economy is maturing and the population isn't really growing because of the 1 child policy. Although still very cheap compared to western labour, they are starting to outsource the simplest labour to other countries with even lower wages.
Very interesting. It would be more helpful if you slowed down the printed material. It is difficult to listen to your voice and read quickly. And please, just stop the music. Best wishes to the future of China
for me its the video i want to see ~ so maybe just slowing down all ~ i also have to pause / go back to rewatch & pause where i want to see the visual itself
@Azariah Zahar for me its the video i want to see so understand ~ i also have to pause - go back to watch - pause where i want to see the visual itself
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¡Qué maravilloso es el adelanto tecnológico de los chinos! Es asombroso ver estos puertos totalmente automatizados; el futuro ya está aquí y ahoira. Gracias, Richard, por compartir estas informaciones.
Fully automated port, impressive! Over the last three decades, China has moved forward step by step, like the tortoise in the "Tortoise and Hare" story.
This is a really important video, but unfortunately your text is far too fast. I read quickly, but I couldn't keep up with it. That means your video became a battle betweeen your images, which I had to slow down to keep up with the text, and the text itself. Don't waste your important message by rushing. Thanks for your efforts putting this together for us.
yes, as noted elsewhere, should you be so happy about it? we also have to take into account ourselves, as well as nature and our next generation. let's make good use of that progress, and keep thinking about the future! Healthy and friendly greetings from the Netherlands! Rob
i enjoy your comments and narration. watched dozens of your videos and I am subscribed. a little constructive criticism. I would show 10 -30 seconds of video on the topic before you show video of yourself. people on youtube have short attention spans, but can be hooked your narration is crucial, and I personally really like your delivery. I just want your video to go viral more often and I think this would help. you generally have really good video footage. try to put the a short clip of the best footage you have in the first few seconds of the video clip. this part can be used again in the video.
huawei and ZTE are banned in the states. american new commercial testing 5G networks for those telecom are NSA mode (transitional mode between 4G and 5G). real 5G networks should be SA mode. nokia and ericsson would not have 5G SA mode base stations for at least another 18 months.
I can’t believe how impressed humans are about humans being put out of a job It’s not going to equate to cheaper prices it will only equate to huge profits for the corporations
@@RichardAguilarChannel Do you know who Tsai Ing Wen is? She is the president of Taiwan. You should feel greatly honored to have her as your channel subscriber.
Nice channel. You look Asian, but have a Spanish last name, so I’m guessing you’re Filipino. If you are, then good for you. Since despite the territorial disputes in the seas, you still see the positive qualities of your big neighbor.
China and perhaps Asia in general surely has a misconception regarding so-called “western” belief. I for one have always held China in high regard. Not the government, but the people. With regards to innovation, especially where containerized shipping is concerned, yes, this technology and the philosophy behind it was born in the USA. The first shipping container was invented and patented in 1956 by an American named Malcolm Mc Lean. Mc Lean was not an ocean shipper, but was a trucker and by 1956 he owned the largest trucking fleet in the South and the fifth largest trucking company in all the United States.
Fully automatic docks are the trend of the future, but at the social level it will bring unemployment of traditional dockworkers, so the United States is very cautious, this is not a technical issue, it is a political issue. The dock loading and unloading business on the east and west coasts of the United States is subject to labor union organizations, which is inefficient, and the relationship between labor and management is tense. Qingdao Port is the first model to realize unmanned wharf in China. In recent years, Shanghai Yangshan Port, Shenzhen Yantian Port, Guangzhou Huangpu Port and Ningbo Port are all undergoing automation transformation. Therefore, among the top ten container throughput terminals in the world, China has seven terminals ranked high.
My terminal has greater efficiency and productivity than the fully automated port that also operates in my city. We are not one bit automated. Automation is not about productivity, it's about cost cutting. Unionised workforces demand decent pay and conditions. Without them you will suffer at the hands of your employer who seeks to play on your insecurities and pay you as little as possible, even below the poverty line if you accept it. Every worker should be in a Union. Automation means more unemployment and that's why governments who depend on tax dollars are reluctant to fully support automation. Instead of tax money coming in, they'll be paying out social security and welfare.
Just think of all the plastic junk in these containers that we keep buying. When I stop by a dollar store I just shake my head in disbelief of isle after isle of nothing but junk.
Amazing considering just 40 years ago China was an agricultural backwater. If they upgrade their military like they have their trade and economy they will be the worlds top military power.
@pete chau: Over emphasizing the military just because the US and the UK and other powers have done so is a bad idea. The US outspends all of its enemies and friends combined yet is leaders still sell fear to the population, and the military industrial complex makes insatiable demands which are always met, while infrastructure, R&D, and schools beg for chump change.
The military industry creates very limited employment, and if it is not for invading other countries, there is limited funding for troops and equipment used to defend homeland security. China's annual military expenditure accounts for 1.7% of the total GDP, or 230 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to 200 yuan/30 US dollars per person of 1.4 billion Chinese. A large amount of investment in China is in infrastructure construction. Private enterprises have no ability to improve the environment. The government invests in improving the environment to create investment opportunities. More enterprises can create more jobs, expand the economy, and benefit everyone. China will not spend big money on defense unless necessary, but it is still the second largest military spender in the world.
@@dpeasehead Exactly! I think China can do such amazing developments and gigantic projects partly because they DON'T try to lead the world in Military activity! And to some extent they are driven to make a larger investment than they would do, if we weren't pushing it constantly. I know that's a common enough thought! To their point of view I think military expenses might be a big waste, compared to (say) another titanic port, rail line, UHV electric transmission line, building new cities (!), and so many other astonishing things that give a social dividend! WE don't care about "general prosperity", "balanced development", "real economy", "co-ordination", and many other things that are clearly CENTRAL to the advance of China. So we are constantly surprised and alarmed at the rapid advance of China, because we just can't believe that a government would DO what it says it's going to do! There's no SECRET, but there are principles at work that are invisible to us no matter how much anyone tries to explain them.
American has decided to skip 5G, instead they prefer 6G or 7G. With 7G will be use for human travel to space to find a suitable planet to live. A way to live and build structures in deep sea.
China is getting richer because of automation not because of cheap labor. We need more automation for the world. We can have richer and peacefull world for everyone.
A few friendly suggestions to increase your . 1. Back ground music should stay in the background and not intrusive on the narratives. 2. Caption is better be white on black and stays on longer for viewers time to Look at the video presented. 3. Speak slower.
OK China can ship many many containers out in a lighting fast speed but because the bottle neck is in the US, they still can't deliver the products to the consumer on time.
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The problem is their unions. They have gotten too greedy and expensive. I’m mainly talking about Long Beach/LA port. The crane drivers get paid around $250,000 per year and only works 4 hour days - and get paid for the full 8 hours. Union rule. Their reason is fatigue will lead to accidents and death. So terminal owners have to pay $1 million per day per crane for 16 hours day. The other 8 hours of down time is for shift changes and maintenance. These automated terminal have been up and running for at least 2 decades now. And they only need 2 hours a day of down time for maintenance. Plus their is no down time for shift change, operator breaks, once a month stop work union meetings, and union/labor strikes. It’s not the lack of drivers, it’s also the union that makes it difficult for drivers to come in and pick up these containers. 20 years ago, a single driver can come in and out of port 4 times a day. Now because of the appointment system and mandated 10 hours working day,they can only pick up 1 container per day. So drivers don’t feel motivated to work. During the pandemic, there was close to 200 ships waiting outside the harbor to get in. Only 1 terminal in Long Beach operated as normal. That’s because they were automated. An average ship berthing and departing time was 2-3 days. While other terminals were operating under pandemic restrictions took 2 to 3 weeks per vessel. That why the backlog of vessels waiting outside the harbor. I’m all for protecting jobs, but at what costs?
@@thanhtong2281 why are US unions so weird. I work at a port in the UK and we are unionised but we also work and work damn hard. All breaks are staggered so the port stops only at shift change. Shift changeover takes about 10 minutes. All work is monitored and if you arent working efficiently you get a meeting with a supervisor. It seems the US is really anti-union but when they are unionised they take it to the extreme and want loads of pay for little work.
This is your American culture. Unionised or not most Americans are lazy. The laziest are the billionaires that sit around watching others work for them. Everyone want the easy life in America that's why you are the fattest nation with chronic health problems everywhere.
Just imagine the U.S as now banns the technological productions to the U.S that are from China (Huawei) for example You see how china is more advance when it comes to technology. And most countries relies or learn from china about tecnology .
Automated Container Terminal is cost effective，this is the important part of our future
This is amazing. Watching as I sit in Chicago at a intermodal yard waiting for 3 hours for a single container.....
America is so dysfunctional. It has lost the plot...
as a fascinated spectator to the videos i prefer watching intermodal if thats anything uplifting for you
Funny because these automated terminals work 10x slower then with human operators, Sincerely a Longshoreman
@@MrAlec1995 are you sure? Have you ever been there?
This video some people dislike this people jealous but I am happy man I am not jealous I pray China non stop go fast go and next super power country China best of luck good luck
Then go live in China and work for almost nothing 24/7 lol
Next superpower country is india,not china.
@@dfguko Many Americans and people from Europe are already working in China. Surely they are working for almost nothing 24/7.
@@laksminarasimha1705 sweet dream
@@laksminarasimha1705really? Indian’s gdp per capital is $2239, while China’s is $12579z
Amazing, China is starting to lead the world in this new century.
abdeenn3 need to do the same with their huge waste and carbon footprint
A world of robots and insects is no world I want to live in.
Lead the world in slave wages!!! .25 cents to 3.00 dollars per hour!!!
@@RailFanRob And thousands of thousands of Americans, Canadians, and other countries of the West go to China to work for 0.25 cents to 3.00 dollars per hour.
Lead the world with near slave labor...
Viva China , Cambodia wish you all the best .
I’m glad to see China doing well......
A country with such a high population has got to innovate.
Creating lots of jobs for Chinese people 🤣🤣🤣
AI N 5G ARE REALLY IMPORTANT N EFFICENT TO HASTEN WORKS AT E PORTS AROUND 🇨🇳 🇲🇴 🇭🇰.
Watching this like science fiction, but it is real and happening now in front of us.....,
Amazing indeed!
China has never compared it with any country.We only innovate for convenience.We still have a long way to go.The international community has been imposing sanctions on China.China can only study it by itself.
check out the fully automated rotterdam port
I must admit. China is already years ahead of North America. I live in North America and this is never heard of and never seen here.
@Truth seeker This is exactly what people said when mechanization happened 50 years ago. As you can see it, we are all better off today. Automation should not be scary. People have to be retrained for other new upcoming areas of expertise.
@Truth seeker I do no support Corporate Entities nor the Elites but I believe Human Advancement is good. The issue with corporations is that they have been allowed to grow too big, in some cases bigger than the government that they are in control of even politics. However human advancement through mechanization and automation is not a bad thing as it will allow Humans to focus on new things, develop new frontiers never possible before, which I see as a good thing.
@Truth seeker i hear you. but automation is a trend and it is the way to go. china has set automation for various industries as one of goals for modernization. i think america has to go that way. we just need to build new industries. china has 1.4 billions of people and it pushes automation, i don't think america should continue to ignore that.
The Chinese have lost interest in having children. China is now facing a population crisis. You may think it's funny, but the government is already on the move! Automation and 5 g are the solutions.
check out the fully automated rotterdam port
its hard to believe how China has made progress in such a short span of time. China is an economic giant now but Chinese are still humble. Salute.
Yes you are true,they are so humble.They are working their labor as hell,they are not paying their wages what they have to get,and yes they are so humble for Uighurs muslims in china,they converted Masjid in toilets.
For your information, the Chinese labour's are no longer cheap. And Imy guess is that, you've never step foot into China to falsely accuse them of demolishing mosques. If they had done that, will those Muslim leaders who had visited Xinjiang not voiced out? Go and think about it. You're only reading what the western world is feeding you.
@@truth2807 You totally brain washed by western media, how do you think why muslim countries not accuse China but United States?
@@TheWongjian Because China pay money to them like you received money for marketing for china.
@@truth2807 who pay for you?its a joke
China's automation helps explain why the US ports are having trouble keeping up with the volume of containers shipped to the US.
Way to blame China. But the US only imports enough things they want, they don't "help" process China's export.
The problem with the US ports isn't in handling the volume of shipping containers, it's that there are not enough truck drivers to pick up the containers and take them to their final destination. The pandemic forced a lot of truckers to stop working, and many of them never returned to working, perhaps because truck driving is a hard job, months on the road, away from family, long days driving, etc.
@@RayCromwell vax mandated also dont help
@@RayCromwell that's not true. I spend a lot of time at the Port of Oakland. I'm here right now. The facilities and systems are terribly outdated.
It can take hours to get in and out. I've been here 5 hours before. I've ran out of drive time and had to leave a couple times within completing my transaction. Low quality customer service and lack of signage and instruction leaves unfamiliar drivers confused and wastes time. Union rules shut down the whole operation completely for shift change an hour twice a day, and a half hour lunch twice a day instead of overlapping and staggering start times. This causes lines to back up for a mile.
There are plenty of drivers and with this kind of efficiency the existing drivers could up their production by 20-25%. Plus the simplicity would make drayage more appealing to other companies.
@@Smokey0284 Consider that karma for always trash talking other nations, meanwhile your ports are HORRIBLY outdated and scoffed at by your European and Asian counterparts. That and constantly meddling in other nations' affairs...
Amazing technology and amazing how far China has come within a couple of generations. I can hardly imagine how far they'll be in another generation, but I'm sure they'll be Number One.
Amazing But very slow...it didn't go as well as they hoped
@@conservativeamber1216 HUMBUG! What we're seeing here is beyond ANYONE's expectation! When you're looking at CHINA, conservative thinking will ALWAYS be wrong!
Keep up with the Good Work let luach the Goodness and Hard work to the World to clean the Western misconception About Asia and China as a whole 💖
It's jealousy and not misconception pure and simple
China never stops to impress me..you cant imagine the speed of their technological advancement..kudos from philippines🇵🇭🇨🇳
One single Chinese robotic port throughput is equivalent to all US ports put together, and China has many ports
What are you talking about the Chinese have built many of these automated ports in the US one in my home town. China needs the us to consume their products and the us need China to produce them, it's a symbiotic relationship. You sound like a Chinese version of a trump supporter lol hiw embarrassing.
Very true we all are dependent on each other for raw materials and consumers to consume the products
Yes, but US is not using 5G yet, US's port systems still out of date today
@@drew3186 yes and no. exports only account for around 18% of china's GDP. among this 18%, exports to america is only about 5%.
Why need to supply in 5G speed, when demand is at 3G speed.
im still soaking the high speed trains in now i gotta make room for all robot container terminal ...these people amaze me everytime
you aint seen nothin yet
How can the US compete against China? They are becoming more automated and their labor is relatively cheap.
Relatively? Slave Wages from .25- 3 dollars an hour. lol
@@jamesbarrett3149 they are getting more expensive now the economy is maturing and the population isn't really growing because of the 1 child policy. Although still very cheap compared to western labour, they are starting to outsource the simplest labour to other countries with even lower wages.
@Mathias Elslidnul then he has to be quick, because in a few decades China will have the teeth to effectively fight back.
so as sydney port in australia, it's fully automated as well.
Everything is in massive scale in China. Wonder country.
biggest ports 7/10 in China
Very interesting. It would be more helpful if you slowed down the printed material. It is difficult to listen to your voice and read quickly. And please, just stop the music. Best wishes to the future of China
for me its the video i want to see ~ so maybe just slowing down all ~ i also have to pause / go back to rewatch & pause where i want to see the visual itself
@Azariah Zahar for me its the video i want to see so understand ~ i also have to pause - go back to watch - pause where i want to see the visual itself
¡Qué maravilloso es el adelanto tecnológico de los chinos! Es asombroso ver estos puertos totalmente automatizados; el futuro ya está aquí y ahoira. Gracias, Richard, por compartir estas informaciones.
Amazing it's great China. Best wishes for the future 👍
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Fully automated port, impressive! Over the last three decades, China has moved forward step by step, like the tortoise in the "Tortoise and Hare" story.
we are chinese dragon👻👻
This is a really important video, but unfortunately your text is far too fast. I read quickly, but I couldn't keep up with it. That means your video became a battle betweeen your images, which I had to slow down to keep up with the text, and the text itself. Don't waste your important message by rushing. Thanks for your efforts putting this together for us.
This is what I call moving forward
Crevure
The port of Tampa does the same thing. It’s not as large as the one in the video.
Great video......Take care
Love it!! US needs more of this!!
Just awesome :)
I love the megastructure 😎
The fully robotic and automated capabilities are clear from tire marks in 4:18
yes, as noted elsewhere, should you be so happy about it?
we also have to take into account ourselves, as well as nature and our next generation.
let's make good use of that progress, and keep thinking about the future!
Healthy and friendly greetings from the Netherlands!
Rob
Love China and Japan I feel a little bit asiatic , full of respect and education .
i enjoy your comments and narration. watched dozens of your videos and I am subscribed. a little constructive criticism. I would show 10 -30 seconds of video on the topic before you show video of yourself. people on youtube have short attention spans, but can be hooked your narration is crucial, and I personally really like your delivery. I just want your video to go viral more often and I think this would help. you generally have really good video footage. try to put the a short clip of the best footage you have in the first few seconds of the video clip. this part can be used again in the video.
Thank you kurt lowder for dropping by and leaving a very nice comment here. Have a great day to you..
5G technology? When would the US have that?
huawei and ZTE are banned in the states. american new commercial testing 5G networks for those telecom are NSA mode (transitional mode between 4G and 5G). real 5G networks should be SA mode. nokia and ericsson would not have 5G SA mode base stations for at least another 18 months.
I can’t believe how impressed humans are about humans being put out of a job
It’s not going to equate to cheaper prices it will only equate to huge profits for the corporations
China is China
China is number country inthe world.
Automated Container Terminals Operating Automatically
? Oh my fucking god that's stunning! :-)
I'm from the older generation, although this technology is very impressive, it is quite scary. Hardly any humans around.
meanwhile in LA harbor : Union Crane operator picks a quarter of that container and goes on strike....................
Congrat, you gain 2000 subscribers in 1 week.
Thank you Tsai Ing Wen for always leaving a nice comment here. Have a wonderful day to you
@@RichardAguilarChannel Do you know who Tsai Ing Wen is? She is the president of Taiwan. You should feel greatly honored to have her as your channel subscriber.
@@4-SeasonNature ...haha, John Kang, the guy put his name as "Tsai Ing wen a piece of ....".
Please fill in the blank.
This feature is something that countries should seriously consider manufacturing as awealth making channel for acountry.
Thanks for information and video. I really enjoyed watching it. A A from Karachi Pakistan.
I am a Chinese. I hope Gwadar Port in Pakistan can be like a Chinese port
Great work keep it up
Wonderful. Chinese are very advanced as far as computer technology is concerned.
It's Dutch technology actually.
Nice channel. You look Asian, but have a Spanish last name, so I’m guessing you’re Filipino. If you are, then good for you. Since despite the territorial disputes in the seas, you still see the positive qualities of your big neighbor.
The Chinese people are master builders
They make cheap products at amazing quality
lol "amazing quality"
@@Thewobblykitty of course, we have low quality goods and high quality goods. How’s the quality of Dji, Huawei, One plus, Vivo, Lenovo?
China and perhaps Asia in general surely has a misconception regarding so-called “western” belief. I for one have always held China in high regard. Not the government, but the people. With regards to innovation, especially where containerized shipping is concerned, yes, this technology and the philosophy behind it was born in the USA.
The first shipping container was invented and patented in 1956 by an American named Malcolm Mc Lean. Mc Lean was not an ocean shipper, but was a trucker and by 1956 he owned the largest trucking fleet in the South and the fifth largest trucking company in all the United States.
Wow, I had never heard that before… thanks for sharing!
We've had this for decades in the UK we invented it !!
Fully automatic docks are the trend of the future, but at the social level it will bring unemployment of traditional dockworkers, so the United States is very cautious, this is not a technical issue, it is a political issue. The dock loading and unloading business on the east and west coasts of the United States is subject to labor union organizations, which is inefficient, and the relationship between labor and management is tense. Qingdao Port is the first model to realize unmanned wharf in China. In recent years, Shanghai Yangshan Port, Shenzhen Yantian Port, Guangzhou Huangpu Port and Ningbo Port are all undergoing automation transformation. Therefore, among the top ten container throughput terminals in the world, China has seven terminals ranked high.
My terminal has greater efficiency and productivity than the fully automated port that also operates in my city. We are not one bit automated. Automation is not about productivity, it's about cost cutting. Unionised workforces demand decent pay and conditions. Without them you will suffer at the hands of your employer who seeks to play on your insecurities and pay you as little as possible, even below the poverty line if you accept it. Every worker should be in a Union. Automation means more unemployment and that's why governments who depend on tax dollars are reluctant to fully support automation. Instead of tax money coming in, they'll be paying out social security and welfare.
How do the containers travel overland?
Just think of all the plastic junk in these containers that we keep buying. When I stop by a dollar store I just shake my head in disbelief of isle after isle of nothing but junk.
Why would anyone blame these unmanned technologies and say that it will put many people out of work! Technology is innocent!
Amazing considering just 40 years ago China was an agricultural backwater. If they upgrade their military like they have their trade and economy they will be the worlds top military power.
@pete chau: Over emphasizing the military just because the US and the UK and other powers have done so is a bad idea. The US outspends all of its enemies and friends combined yet is leaders still sell fear to the population, and the military industrial complex makes insatiable demands which are always met, while infrastructure, R&D, and schools beg for chump change.
The military industry creates very limited employment, and if it is not for invading other countries, there is limited funding for troops and equipment used to defend homeland security. China's annual military expenditure accounts for 1.7% of the total GDP, or 230 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to 200 yuan/30 US dollars per person of 1.4 billion Chinese.
A large amount of investment in China is in infrastructure construction. Private enterprises have no ability to improve the environment. The government invests in improving the environment to create investment opportunities. More enterprises can create more jobs, expand the economy, and benefit everyone. China will not spend big money on defense unless necessary, but it is still the second largest military spender in the world.
@@dpeasehead Exactly! I think China can do such amazing developments and gigantic projects partly because they DON'T try to lead the world in Military activity! And to some extent they are driven to make a larger investment than they would do, if we weren't pushing it constantly. I know that's a common enough thought! To their point of view I think military expenses might be a big waste, compared to (say) another titanic port, rail line, UHV electric transmission line, building new cities (!), and so many other astonishing things that give a social dividend! WE don't care about "general prosperity", "balanced development", "real economy", "co-ordination", and many other things that are clearly CENTRAL to the advance of China. So we are constantly surprised and alarmed at the rapid advance of China, because we just can't believe that a government would DO what it says it's going to do! There's no SECRET, but there are principles at work that are invisible to us no matter how much anyone tries to explain them.
Richard, Thank you for sharing this great video resource. !!!
👍👏👏So great to see. Completely in a league of its own.
Fantastic. Just unthinkable and also looks ghostly as there are no human beings.
It's good to see something that is taking food out of the mouths of families.when all the jobs are gone who will buy the products in those containers?
As a port worker this is what scares me the most. I love working on the waterfront and would be devastated if I lose my career to robots.
what does 5g have to do with anything? Automated ports are amazing, but using 5g has nothing to do with this.
You say it like being fully automated is a good thing
American has decided to skip 5G, instead they prefer 6G or 7G. With 7G will be use for human travel to space to find a suitable planet to live. A way to live and build structures in deep sea.
Just amazing!
China is Amazing and so are you
China is getting richer because of automation not because of cheap labor. We need more automation for the world. We can have richer and peacefull world for everyone.
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This is real amazing video
Amazing. Congratulation China The new world leader in everything
Basically called it an Emission Free Port, where usually full of smoke.
My Wish order is here somewhere.😅
this is so serious. robots are running busiest ports 😳
ECT Delta terminal in Rotterdam, The Netherlands was already fully automated in 1993...
This would make the US employment rate go down. CAN'T TOUCH this!!!
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Meanwhile in india. We are building another big statue where any bird can automatically poo 💪
The western mainstream will never report this.
Thanks so much for sharing.
OK China can ship many many containers out in a lighting fast speed but because the bottle neck is in the US, they still can't deliver the products to the consumer on time.
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China the country i wish America could be!!
Next super power of the world...
USA: China stop legal things otherwise i will illegally ban you😂😂😂
As European I see this happen here too, one day.....in the unforseen future. However, not in thise size.
AMAZING CHINA
No way any nation can compete with China. I am British.
Some of the text is on screen for roughly 0.1 of a second.
Australian container yard workers are on strike now, again, as usual. while these robots don't complain their salary at all
If we're going to impress any Aliens, we better show them this stuff!!
Long shore man days are numbered.
All of the American Terminals should be 100% automated. The the long shorman will appreciate their jobs and not be so rude amd privileged.
The problem is their unions. They have gotten too greedy and expensive. I’m mainly talking about Long Beach/LA port. The crane drivers get paid around $250,000 per year and only works 4 hour days - and get paid for the full 8 hours. Union rule. Their reason is fatigue will lead to accidents and death. So terminal owners have to pay $1 million per day per crane for 16 hours day. The other 8 hours of down time is for shift changes and maintenance. These automated terminal have been up and running for at least 2 decades now. And they only need 2 hours a day of down time for maintenance. Plus their is no down time for shift change, operator breaks, once a month stop work union meetings, and union/labor strikes.
It’s not the lack of drivers, it’s also the union that makes it difficult for drivers to come in and pick up these containers. 20 years ago, a single driver can come in and out of port 4 times a day. Now because of the appointment system and mandated 10 hours working day,they can only pick up 1 container per day. So drivers don’t feel motivated to work.
During the pandemic, there was close to 200 ships waiting outside the harbor to get in. Only 1 terminal in Long Beach operated as normal. That’s because they were automated. An average ship berthing and departing time was 2-3 days. While other terminals were operating under pandemic restrictions took 2 to 3 weeks per vessel. That why the backlog of vessels waiting outside the harbor.
I’m all for protecting jobs, but at what costs?
@@thanhtong2281 why are US unions so weird.
I work at a port in the UK and we are unionised but we also work and work damn hard. All breaks are staggered so the port stops only at shift change. Shift changeover takes about 10 minutes. All work is monitored and if you arent working efficiently you get a meeting with a supervisor.
It seems the US is really anti-union but when they are unionised they take it to the extreme and want loads of pay for little work.
This is your American culture. Unionised or not most Americans are lazy. The laziest are the billionaires that sit around watching others work for them. Everyone want the easy life in America that's why you are the fattest nation with chronic health problems everywhere.
Please put voice over the word for people that are driving. Please. And thank you for all your great efort
Nice video, keep it up
Excellent work 👌🥰🌹
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Amazing 👍👍👍
If there fully automated with no need for personnel, than why are they closing them for COVID outbreaks.
With Mody as PM, India is not far behind.
Hmm, automation when you have a population exceeding 1.5billion.
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Sounds like being hired and advertized by chinese foreign office.
Just imagine the U.S as now banns the technological productions to the U.S that are from China (Huawei) for example
You see how china is more advance when it comes to technology.
And most countries relies or learn from china about tecnology .