January 25, 2009

Brave New World

Freeze. Dirt. Bag.

Monique Chartier

From the BBC News.

Two Japanese companies have unveiled a security robot that can be commanded from a mobile phone to hurl a net that traps suspected intruders.

The prototype T-34 was developed jointly by robot firm Tmsuk Co and security firm Alacom Co.

It moves at up to 10km/h (6mph), and can be controlled by someone seeing real-time images on a mobile phone.

The small robot is built on wheels and is equipped with sensors that can detect the movements of intruders.

And watch it in action.

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Let's put one in the State House.

Posted by: George at January 26, 2009 11:48 AM

lol

Posted by: Monique at January 26, 2009 9:29 PM
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