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Meet the AI-powered robot replacing humans as security guards in Switzerland

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Meet the AI-powered robot replacing humans as security guards in Switzerland

Meet the AI-powered robot replacing humans as security guards in Switzerland

The robot frees up a single human to patrol large outdoor areas that normally require significant staffing but at a lower cost, its creator says.


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