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  1. From the article

    The robot dog is fitted with several cameras – to detect people and weapons – and a loudspeaker, which allows officers to speak to a suspect remotely.

    The force’s firearms training team will carry out a trial over the next three months to see if it could be sent into dangerous situations instead of police officers.

    The results of the trial will be fed back to the Home Office with recommendations on how it could be used in frontline policing.

    If deemed a success, the force says it could enter operational service across the country by 2026.

  2. AlarmedAlarm626 on

    If I saw that clanker on the street I’d ride it like a bucking bronco. Giddy up clanker I’d say.

  3. I like that there are all action shots of it handling light terrain and short staircases paired with the idea it will be a robot police officer 

  4. Can it tell the difference between a gun and a hand drill? Or a toy fun and a real gun?

    Will it be able to analyse context and not arrest someone using a hammer legally?