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Robot ready to net intruders

Source: The Daily Telegraph

Tōkyō : Japan | 10 months ago

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The prototype T-34, jointly developed by robot developer tmsuk and security company Alacom, looks like a small wheeled vehicle and is loaded with sensors that detect anything untoward in an office building. It can move at a maximum speed of 10km/h under the command of a person who sees real-time images...

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