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China "steals" with robot dogs its police unit K-9

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China has recently set to patrol “robot police dogs” in its police operations by leaping into its canine unit by robotizing it. The first city where robotized canine binomials began to operate was in the city-prefecture of Chizhou, in the Chinese province of Anhui. These incredible devices are designed to assist in patrols and other tasks alongside the human forces of order and drones, with the aim of improving efficiency and security in the reg…

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China "steals" with robot dogs its police unit K-9

China has recently set to patrol “robot police dogs” in its police operations by leaping into its canine unit by robotizing it. The first city where robotized canine binomials began to operate was in the city-prefecture of Chizhou, in the Chinese province of Anhui. These incredible devices are designed to assist in patrols and other tasks alongside the human forces of order and drones, with the aim of improving efficiency and security in the reg…

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