A real-life robotic crime-fighter, the Knightscope K5, is already in use by companies such as Microsoft and Uber in the United States, to patrol car parks and large outdoor areas.
A real-life robotic crime-fighter, the Knightscope K5, is already in use by companies such as Microsoft and Uber in the United States, to patrol car parks and large outdoor areas.
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Hi-tech trends for 2019: the year of 5G, AI, self-driving cars – and a real ‘RoboCop’

  • Wider deployment of fifth generation of mobile communications and smart consumer technologies in coming year will herald arrival of the ‘data age’
  • A robot crime-fighter, Knightscope K5, is now in use by Microsoft and Uber to patrol car parks and large outdoor areas in the US

Peta Tomlinson
Peta Tomlinson

Updated: 10:54am, 19 Feb, 2019

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A real-life robotic crime-fighter, the Knightscope K5, is already in use by companies such as Microsoft and Uber in the United States, to patrol car parks and large outdoor areas.
A real-life robotic crime-fighter, the Knightscope K5, is already in use by companies such as Microsoft and Uber in the United States, to patrol car parks and large outdoor areas.
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