How to perfectly filter out robot crawlers based on Article access statistics.

In the case of Access Statistics, Common search engine access filtering has been performed, but machine access still exists. The current filter code is as follows: check the database statistics yesterday and find that there is still a robot access problem. As follows: IP addresses are from the UK and are consecutive accesses at intervals...

In the case of Access Statistics, Common search engine access filtering has been performed, but machine access still exists.
The filtering code is as follows:

Yesterday, I checked the database statistics and found that there were still robot access problems. As follows:

IP addresses are from the UK and are consecutive accesses at intervals. (It should be machine access... I think so)

How can we filter out this situation.

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In the case of Access Statistics, Common search engine access filtering has been performed, but machine access still exists.
The filtering code is as follows:

Yesterday, I checked the database statistics and found that there were still robot access problems. As follows:

IP addresses are from the UK and are consecutive accesses at intervals. (It should be machine access... I think so)

How can we filter out this situation.

Like google analytics, js is used for statistics. Js is not loaded when the machine is accessed, and it is filtered out directly.