DRDO wants to weed out human errors in security. Here’s what it is planning to do
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The Robot Sentry will not only move around the premises but also take photographs of all suspicious objects and events to enable the law enforcing authorities to crack down on the culprits in case of an untoward incident.
Also, you can look and monitor the premises in real time for effective surveillance and protection.
According to a DRDO publication available at the 104th session of the Indian Science Congress here, the Robot Sentry or simply RoboSen is a "mobile robot targeted at patrolling and surveillance applications in urban campuses".
The robot will be connected through wireless link. While the RoboSen is placed on the premises, the operator control unit is kept inside the house or office.
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Along with RoboSen, you can also bank on what the DRDO calls the 'Snake Ro bot'. Like a snake, this robo crawls everywhere as it has a whole body locomotion. A DRDO document points out that the snake robo with 14 active joints is capable of "lateral undulation, side winding, and rolling gaits."
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