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一 |     (ECNS) -- A family of three stray cats at Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport in Gansu Province has become a popular photo spot after being appointed as the airport's "mouse control officers."         Located near Gate D58, the cats’ glass-enclosed “office” is equipped with cat beds, climbing structures and an air purifier, providing a comfortable home for the feline staff members.    The tabby trio — father cat Sang Biao, mother cat Cuihua and their kitten Xiao Cuiguo — have been cared for by airport staff, who provide regular health checks.    Sang Biao has lived around the airport since Terminal 3 was built, later joined by Cuihua, with their kitten arriving this year to expand the “mouse control team.” Responding to jokes online, the airport formally named Sangbiao director and Cuihua deputy director of its Mouse Control Office.    The airport said the cats help reduce the use of rodenticides while maintaining a safe environment. It also runs a social media column featuring the cats’ daily life, attracting passengers who stop by to take photos with the unusual “airport employees”.        （By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing）                    。    (ECNS) -- Robots sprinted, lifted weights and performed tai chi in Beijing this week — but the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games also tested how they handle real jobs.    Obstacle races measured speed, balance and coordination, while scenario contests put robots to work packing boxes, serving in offices and charging electric cars. Judges assessed fine manipulation, multitasking and safety in unstructured settings.        Organizers said the competitions are shifting focus from athletic feats to practical skills, highlighting how humanoid robots could one day support warehouses, offices and transport hubs.    "The arena is both a testbed and a guide for progress," said Gong Xiao of the China Software Test Center, urging audiences to look beyond rankings to the breakthroughs behind each grasp and reset.    (By Helen Mo & intern Xu Wenda)                    。

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