Singapore is testing autonomous robots to catch smokers and other "undesirable social behaviors" - Autonomous Magazine
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Singapore is testing autonomous ground robots that can move through crowds and detect undesirable social behaviors such as smoking in prohibited areas, illegal hawking, improper bicycle parking, and gathering in groups of more than five people. When a robot spots an undesirable person, it “will trigger real-time alerts to the command and control centre, and […]
  • murky@lemmy.ml
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    3 years ago

    I heard it’s not allowed to throw chewing-gum on the ground in Singapore. Wonder if those robots can actually detect that.

    • mr2loco@lemmy.mlOP
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      3 years ago

      You can’t even buy chewing gum in Singapore:) You won’t find any there so no need for robots :D