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Guard Robots. Well, the security industry had better stand up and take note. Security robots are a very likely item in the next decade or so. Already, homes are being patrolled by robots which are hooked up to the Internet and can call cellphones when they encounter a disturbance, taking video and transmitting the source of the disturbance to the home owner. Business and industrial sites are also making use of patrolling / guard robots for after-hours security. These botguards are just a bit more beefed up than the home models. Even further up the sophistication are the guard robots at sensitive borders like between North and South Korea (see videos pertaining to this).
The US Government – under DARPA and the military – are pursuing all sorts of robotic military forces – from the air, to the ground – from transport vehicles to even autonomous ground troops. Yes – Guard Robots are already entering the workplace, patrolling homes and businesses – sniffing out all sorts of disturbances. Expect these botguards to become more popular as they reduce security costs for owners.
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Metroid Fusion Walkthrough part 7: Heat Stroke
We get to go to one of the hottest place in the station and we get to fight a security robot and get Super Missle
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Clint makes it through Sector 3 and repulses a Security Robot.
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Deus Ex Human Revolution – robot walker
Jack finds and destroys a giant robot!
This video shows an initial test of the MDS (Mobile Dexterous Social) Robot designed and built in collaboration with the MIT Media Lab’s Personal Robots Group, UMASS Amherst’s Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics, Xitome Design, and Meka Robotics. It illustrates the robot’s expressive range of movement using scripted animations and pre-recorded speech. For more information see robotic.media.mit.edu
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