To date, a robot is monitoring public order in one of Singapore’s districts, TASS reports.
The project is being worked on by the Agency for Science and Technology, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Land Transport Authority and the Food Agency.
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The Javier robot will use night vision cameras and devices to detect violations such as smoking in inappropriate places, illegal trade, the movement of motorcycles or electric scooters on footpaths, as well as non-compliance with social norms in a pandemic.
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It will transmit in real time to the relevant structures personnel who record violations of public order, and at the same time warn offenders about these records.
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The experiment will last three weeks.