Singapore began to test out a canine-like robot in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park on Friday as part of a two-week trial-run to help with enforcement of distancing measures in parks as more people visit green spaces in the country. “Spot” is equipped with cameras and sensors allowing it to estimate the number of visitors, and will occasionally make announcements to keep at least one metre, or three feet, apart.
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Singapore tests out canine-like robot to enforce distancing measures in parks
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