eVTOLs, robot cleaners, and racing sims at a Futian tech showcase

In a brightly lit indoor space, likely a showroom or demonstration area, a cutting-edge racing simulator occupies the center of the frame. The simulator, painted a vibrant red, is designed to mimic the cockpit of a race car and sits on a complex, multi-axis motion platform. A black racing seat with the "illest" logo is visible. The simulator's body features white graphics, including a galloping horse and what appears to be a stylized vehicle. Chinese characters and the text "Skyevtol" are prominently displayed on the red bodywork. A computer monitor is mounted in front of the seat, and a keyboard and mouse are positioned on a metallic surface. Wires and electrical components are neatly managed below the platform. In the background, a wall displays pink banners with Chinese text and images of stuffed animals, suggesting a retail or entertainment context, possibly within Futian District, China, given the presence of Chinese language signage. The overall environment is clean and modern, with tiled flooring and large windows in the background.

This media file shows a robotic window cleaner attached to a window. The device is white with some brown accents and has two water reservoirs. A grey cord is connected to the device and dangles down. The window cleaner appears to be in operation, as indicated by the slight blur in the background which suggests movement. The background outside the window shows a building with windows and signage. The signage is in Chinese characters and includes the text "福格 电子市场" which translates to "Fuge Electronics Market". There is also a sign that says "4F 品牌集合店" (4F Brand Collection Store). Another sign reads "Foreign Trade Boutique" and "外贸精品·潮品网". These location cues suggest the setting is an electronics market or a commercial building in Futian District, China. The lighting appears to be natural daylight, suggesting the time of day is likely daytime. There are no visible people in the media file. The overall scene is focused on the automated window cleaning device and its operational context.