A self-pushing baby stroller was seen following behind a mother.

Footage shows a couple walking with their two babies while an electric baby buggy moves along with them in Shandong, China, on January 13.

They can be seen crossing the pedestrian lane while the dad carries his toddler and his wife pushes the other stroller.

The popular baby trolley named 'ibelieve' reportedly costs around CNY 7,399 (approximately 816.85 GBP).

China is in a tech ‘arms race' with the West, including Elon Musk in Texas, for the development of robots. The products can be used in defence, manufacturing and consumer retail.

The rivalry between Musk and Chinese companies is rooted in the broader competition for leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and automation—fields crucial to the future of manufacturing, consumer technology, and space exploration.

Both Musk and several Chinese tech giants are vying to shape these industries.