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RoboCop is real - and could be patrolling a mall near you

analyse - 20 mai 2016

lire sur le site originel >>> (theguardian.com)

There’s a new sheriff in town at the Stanford shopping center, and he has high-definition infra-red cameras and can process 300 license plates a minute
At the Stanford shopping center in Palo Alto, California, there is a new sheriff in town – and it’s an egg-shaped robot.
Outside Tiffany & Co, an unfortunate man holding a baby finds himself in the robot’s path. It bears down on him, a little jerkily, like a giant Roomba.
The man dodges but the robot’s software is already trying to avoid (...)



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consommation - immatriculation - police - robotique - USA - vidéo-surveillance - CCTV - Knightscope - theguardian.com -

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