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Robots patrolling streets for 'anti-social behaviour' causes unease


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There are new sheriffs in town in Singapore, and they are unnerving many who live there.

Called "Xavier," the robots are equipped with seven cameras that enable them to detect "undesirable social behaviour," for instance if you incorrectly park your bike, if you smoke in an unauthorised area or if social distancing is not being respected.

According to project manager Michael Lim, these machines are a new weapon against insecurity.

"If the robot is around and something happens, the people in the control room will have a trace and will be able to see what happened”, he said.

https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/10/08/new-robots-patrolling-for-anti-social-behaviour-causing-unease-in-singapore-streets?

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https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/08/06/a-useful-tool-or-dehumanising-robot-police-dog-that-scans-homeless-people-sparks-debate

I don't know where will be the limits of robot uses in 10 years. I'm tinking about buying a land far from all that growing craziness, deep into wilderness before we cannot find any.

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On 10/18/2021 at 6:23 PM, razman said:

It's not armed with high caliper guns yet?

 

Its Singapore not America.

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9 hours ago, ThereWeAreThen said:

Its Singapore not America.

It gives you 500 lashes with a cane instead.

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On 10/18/2021 at 11:23 AM, razman said:

It's not armed with high caliper guns yet?

 

caliper or caliber?

Vastar-150mm-100mm-Electronic-Digital-Ca

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Big brother is watching you, George Orwell :yes:

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According to project manager Michael Lim, these machines are a new weapon against insecurity.

whose insecurity??? did he mean crime???  he seriously thinks those tin lizzies will stop crime? lol,  

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