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Technology is developing fast these years. Let’s see some of the high-tech helpers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The telemedicine (远程医疗) system

With a remote video system, doctors can diagnose(诊断) patients without seeing them in person. Also, doctors from different hospitals can have a meeting by using the system at the same time. This saves a lot of time. Both Huoshenshan Hospital and Leishenshan Hospital have this system.

Drones(遥控飞机) warn people in groups

In some rural(农村的) places, the police use drones to monitor people in groups. When the drone finds big groups of people, the police will warn them through the loudspeaker on the drone. In some places, people also use drones to disinfect(消毒) their communities.

The 3D “hospital”

A company in Shanghai printed 15 rooms by using 3D technology. They sent the rooms to Hubei for patients to live in. It only took one 3D printer 24 hours to build all these rooms. Each room is about the same size as your bedroom.   

The AI system checks for fever

At the Mudanyuan subway station in Beijing, an AI system can check people in crowds quickly to see if they have fevers. When people pass by, the system scans people’s faces. The system can check about 300 people in one minute.

Smart robots

In some hospitals, smart robots helped to deliver food to patients to reduce the risk of infection(传染). The robots also helped to hand out medicine and show the way to people.


1. Doctors can ________ with the help of the telemedicine system.
A.go to different hospitalsB.work in Huoshenshan Hospital
C.disinfect the communitiesD.diagnose patients remotely
2. Some police use ________ to warn people in groups during the COVID­19 pandemic.
A.dronesB.3D “hospitals”C.AI systemD.smart robots
3. Which of the following is TRUE about the 3D “hospital”?
A.It can only be built by a company in Shanghai.
B.Fifty 3D printed rooms were sent to Hubei.
C.The printed room is no bigger than the usual bedroom.
D.The company paid lots of money to build these 3D rooms.
4. An AI system can check about ________ people in one hour.
A.24B.30C.1,800D.18,000
5. This article is most probably from ________.
A.a science magazineB.a travel guideC.a storybookD.a museum introduction

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【推荐1】Technology (技术) for space travel made our life on Earth better in many ways. Let’s look at things we wouldn’t have without space travel.


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【推荐2】Thousands of years ago doctors used rocks for operations (手术). Later they used sharp bones or horns, metal knives and more recently, rubber and plastic. In the 1960s, a new tool was developed. First of all, it was of great practical use to the industry. Then it was also used to improve the art and science of operations.

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