In Tokyo, Japan, a robot experiment is taking place at Haneda Airport, where robots will handle baggage procedures. This airport is one of the busiest in the world, serving 60 million passengers per year. The robots are 130 cm tall and can work non-stop for two to three hours, but need to be charged throughout the day. Japan Airlines plans to use these robots for other tasks, such as cleaning airplane cabins. If the experiment is successful, the robots could become a permanent part of the airport, but some tasks, like security management, will still be handled by humans. The CEO of Japan Airlines, Yoshiteru Suzuki, believes that replacing physically demanding tasks with robots will reduce the workload of employees and provide them with many benefits. Recently, robots have been used in many creative ways, such as an AI-powered robot that beat elite table tennis players in Tokyo, and 21 humanoid robots that participated in a marathon in Beijing. Did you know that the world's smallest wireless flying robot made its first flight? This experiment is also interesting for kids, who can learn about how robots work and what they might be able to do in the future. It also shows kids the importance of technology in our lives. The experiment in Japan could lead to more robots being used in airports and other industries, creating a new and exciting world for kids. Finally, this experiment highlights the development of technology and its importance in our lives, and kids can learn more about it and wonder what the future might hold.