New center trains humanoids for dangerous public safety mission
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Singapore prepares humanoid robots for dangerous tasks: Police and prisons get new help - A special center develops and trains robots to work in explosions, with dangerous materials, searches of prison cells and other risky situations
Singapore will deploy humanoid robots for dangerous police and rescue missions from 2028 with the opening of the H2RC specialized center. The post Singapore to deploy humanoid robots in prisons and for bomb disposal [Watch] appeared first on Digiato.
Singapore plans to bring humanoid robots to work alongside security forces by 2028. The machines will perform dangerous tasks, including responding to chemical threats, helping after explosions and searching for prohibited items in prisons.
Robots on the Front Line
Singapore wants humanoid robots working beside its Home Team officers by 2028, and the agency behind the plan has opened a centre to train them for the job. The Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre, known as H2RC, was launched by HTX, the Home Team Science and Technology Agency that develops technology for the Ministry of Home Affairs. The first tasks under study are the ones that put people in harm's way.
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