Footage from the streets of China captures a scene straight out of science fiction with spherical drones alongside law enforcement patrols.
Chinese robot company Login technologyIntroducing the RT-G autonomous spherical robot at the launch, it was described as “Technological advances” designed to help and even replace humans in hazardous environments
Spherical robots can work both on land and in water.
The robot can reach speeds of up to 35 km/h (about 22 mph) and can withstand impact damage of up to 8,818 pounds (4 tons), the company said.
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Chinese company Logon Technology launches RT-G, a spherical AI robot that helps law enforcement in patrolling. (login technology)
In a video posted by a TikTok user @di.q60A large circular Robocop has been seen patrolling Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China.
A large Robocop is flanked by four officers along the busy streets of Hangzhou. which has a population of nearly 12 million people
The sphere was designed by Chinese company Logon Technology. (login technology)
In addition to Robocop’s frightening appearance, Robots also have impressive technological advancements.
Based on Logon technology, these robots are powered by advanced AI.
Robotic pants increase leg strength to walk further and require less rubber.
The company said RT-G will assist law enforcement agencies by identifying and pinning criminals through the use of advanced AI and the use of facial recognition technology.
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Recent use of robots This of China points to various countries. that combines technology and traditional surveillance methods to enhance public safety
In the United States, New York Mayor Eric Adams is set to launch a robot dog in April 2023.
“We want the public to know that the use of these technologies will always be transparent, consistent and in collaboration with the people we serve,” NYPD Commissioner Kishont Sewell said at the launch ceremony.
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Robot dogs are designed to help the NYPD investigate high-risk or dangerous incidents.
