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JustSomeOldGuy wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2019 1:37 pm

by: John Parmer

Posted: Jun 18, 2019 / 08:36 PM PDT / Updated: Jun 18, 2019 / 08:36 PM PDT

HUNTINGTON PARK, California – (CBS) Police in Southern California are turning to technology in order to fight crime by deploying a robot out on to the streets to keep a watchful eye over public area.

The robot, dubbed “HP Robocop,” is described as an “autonomous data machine” and is expected to be officially unveiled by the Huntington Park police department on Tuesday.

Equipped with 36-degree video cameras, Huntington Park police will deploy “HP RoboCop” to monitor and surveil areas such as parks and city buildings. The robot will then be able to relay video footage from its cameras to police headquarters in order to facilitate fast and safe responses from police officers.

“HP RoboCop” will also be able to roll down sidewalks and recite phrases to members of the public, such as “excuse me” and “good day to you.”

Huntington Park lies about six miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles.

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Big Brother (the George Orwell one, not the stupid TV show) is watching.....and I'm guessing that's actually '360 degree'. Hope they bought the extended warranty/service plan. They'll need it.......

ELB wrote: ↑Sat Sep 08, 2018 8:20 am

philip964 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 21, 2018 8:06 pm https://www.sacbee.com/news/state/calif ... 71300.html

Homeless man throws a San Fransisco man’s pet dog off the 7th floor of a parking garage just because he felt like it.