Robot Guards in Japan
Japanese robot guards to patrol shops, offices
Equipped with a camera and sensors, the "Guardrobo D1," developed by Japanese security firm Sohgo Security Services Co., is designed to patrol along pre-programmed paths and keep an eye out for signs of trouble.
The 109-cm tall robot will alert human guards via radio and by sending camera footage if it detects intruders, fires, or even water leaks.
"In the near future, it is certain that securing young and capable manpower will become even more difficult ... and the security industry will feel the full brunt of the impact," the company said in a statement.
Around one in five Japanese are now 65 or over and the proportion is expected to rise to one in three in 2040, according to government data
Science News Article | Reuters.com
Equipped with a camera and sensors, the "Guardrobo D1," developed by Japanese security firm Sohgo Security Services Co., is designed to patrol along pre-programmed paths and keep an eye out for signs of trouble.
The 109-cm tall robot will alert human guards via radio and by sending camera footage if it detects intruders, fires, or even water leaks.
"In the near future, it is certain that securing young and capable manpower will become even more difficult ... and the security industry will feel the full brunt of the impact," the company said in a statement.
Around one in five Japanese are now 65 or over and the proportion is expected to rise to one in three in 2040, according to government data
Science News Article | Reuters.com
Labels: security robot
posted by Prospector at
6:55 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home