China's RT-G Robot: The Incredible 125kg Sphere That Patrols at 35 km/h and Withstands 4 Ton Impacts to Hunt Criminals

China’s RT-G Robot: The Incredible 125kg Sphere That Patrols at 35 km/h and Withstands 4 Ton Impacts to Hunt Criminals

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 12/12/2024 at 02:17

Com 125 kg, velocidade de 35 km/h e resistência a 4 toneladas, o robô da China RT-G está revolucionando a segurança pública nas principais cidades chinesas com inteligência artificial avançada.

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A New Robot From China Is Revolutionizing Public Safety With Advanced Artificial Intelligence.

China is launching a revolution in public safety with the robot from China, the RT-G. This spherical robot with artificial intelligence is patrolling the streets of various cities, bringing a futuristic mix of technology and policing that seems straight out of a science fiction movie.

Developed by Logon Technology, the RT-G is part of a larger effort to modernize Chinese police forces. Before it, Deep Robotics had already introduced the Lynx, a hybrid quadruped robot capable of overcoming obstacles and climbing stairs up to 80 centimeters. With the RT-G, the robot from China raises the bar further in the integration of advanced robotics and law enforcement, reaffirming China’s leadership in this field.

Cutting-Edge Technology In A Compact Format

The RT-G, with its spherical design and weighing 125 kilograms, impresses both in appearance and functionality. This robot from China can reach speeds of up to 35 km/h, both on land and in water, and its robust structure can withstand impacts of up to four tons.

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Advanced Tools For Surveillance And Action

Equipped with facial recognition systems, the robot from China, RT-G, can identify suspects in real-time and detect suspicious behaviors. The RT-G has an arsenal of tools to ensure safety: tear gas emitters, a siren capable of producing extremely powerful sound waves, and even a device that can entrap suspects with a net. These features make the RT-G an intimidating and efficient presence on the streets, assisting authorities in combating crime in an innovative way.

The introduction of the RT-G marks a new era for public safety in China, combining cutting-edge technology with the growing need to keep cities safe. With the robot from China leading this transformation, the future of law enforcement appears more technological and automated than ever.

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