A WALL-E-like patrol robot conducts an inspection inside a power grid facility in Chuzhou, East China's Anhui Province on Tuesday. (Photos: VCG)

Equipped with a high-definition camera and infrared thermograph technology, the robot makes life easier for facility employees.

The robot makes life easier for facility employees by checking grid equipment 24/7, especially in extreme weather conditions.

The Chinese robots market will be worth $77 billion by 2022, according to a report released by the International Data Corp in August.

The robot makes life easier for facility employees by checking grid equipment 24/7, especially in extreme weather conditions.