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Robot legs give Laura Try a lift in Shenzhen

Her only new vlog pairs drone-delivered milk tea with a driverless taxi and a robotic coffee stop.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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  1. 2:49Laura and Harvey board a driverless taxi and watch it navigate traffic and cyclists.
  2. 8:08A drone delivers their milk teas to an automated pickup kiosk in Shenzhen Talent Park.
  3. 12:15Laura tests a robotic exoskeleton that assists her running and stair climbing.
  4. 14:53The gadget browsing includes an automated chessboard, an electronic pet and a rideable suitcase.
  5. 18:24The Robot Theatre offers robotic pianists and latte art made by an automated arm.

"It's walking for me!" Laura Try exclaims, testing a robotic exoskeleton in a Shenzhen tech shop. The harness helps her run and tackle stairs, turning a futuristic-city tour into something rather more physical than browsing gadgets.

"I Visited China's Most Futuristic City 🇨🇳" was her only upload this week, reaching roughly 29,000 views. Local guide Harvey accompanies her through a driverless taxi ride, a solar-powered charging bench and a milk-tea delivery that arrives by drone at a park kiosk. There are robot baristas too, although a traditional street massage supplies a distinctly human interlude.

The assisted legs have given viewers something specific to discuss. Several pick out Laura's reactions to the harness; another raises the potential of driverless transport and drone delivery to make everyday life more accessible for disabled people. The gadgets invite both laughter and practical questions.

Across the channel, daily viewing is below its usual level and subscribers were unchanged over the week. Older travel experiments remain the strongest draws: the Vietnam street massage has the most momentum, followed by her Shenzhen traditional Chinese medicine visit and Korea's elaborate head spa.

Among nearby fitness and training channels, Riley Loos and Ridge Lenny had particularly busy viewing weeks, while 450Stunt was quieter. Laura sits in the middle of that group by subscribers, but her bucket-list itinerary is taking her well beyond conventional training: here, even climbing the stairs comes with optional robotic assistance.

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What viewers say

  • I think a lot of people overlook the benefit of these technologies to people with disability. As someone who is blind, technology like the driverless car and drone delivery make everyday life so much more accessible. Also love how Shen Zen finds the balance of innovation and preserving nature and community.
    @justs0megrappl3rSee it on YouTube
  • Loved seeing your absolute joy with the leg helping device! =D
    @mikestevenson1334See it on YouTube
  • Of course all the no longer functioning robot dogs get resold as robot cats. They just lay around the house for 16 hours a day
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  • Great video!! Thank you!! The robot legs part made me laugh!
    @SavannaBanana205See it on YouTube
  • KFC could be an emergency
    @mountainconstructionsSee it on YouTube
  • If a robot could do all the household tasks for me at an affordable price I’m all for it 😂.
  • You are funny, infectiously funny. Great work, Laura!
  • I look forward to all of your videos and appreciate the joy you experience in your adventures. This one does not dissapoint. Thank you for sharing your travels with us.
    @lindawachter4649See it on YouTube
  • It's fun and thought provoking and I love your obvious delight. I'm still concerned about where it will all lead though 🤔

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The facts
Channel
Laura Try
Subscribers
235,000
Channel views, last 7 days
419,140
Videos published this week
1
Video published
November 5, 2026
Video views so far
29,201
Views on its first day
14,820

The numbers

Here is how Laura Try's new Shenzhen vlog and wider video library performed this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Riley Loos
5,397,010
Ridge Lenny
3,792,309
Olivia May
800,815
Laura Try
419,140
450Stunt
16,161
subscribers
235,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
37,658,474
views per day
37,187
typical day: 51,164
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Riley Loos
304,000
450Stunt
272,000
Olivia May
250,000
Laura Try
235,000
As of November 10, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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