TomoNews US2014.11.21---K5机器人巡逻硅谷

TomoNews US2014.11.21---K5机器人巡逻硅谷
發佈日期：2014年11月21日
Two K5 security robots have been placed on patrol in a parking lot in Silicon Valley. They are 1.5 meters tall (or 5 feet), weigh about 135 kilos (or 300 pounds), and are outfitted with a laser scanner and a 360-degree video camera, CBS News reported. The robots rove throughout a designated perimeter, navigate around people and things in their paths, and record activity and sounds by shooting live videos. They also use a LIDAR technology that delivers 3D maps. If a crime is committed in front of the robot and the would-be burglar persists, it will record the car license plate, take pictures, send the geotag location and the time and send everything to a human in the command center. The robots don’t confront criminals, but if it attacked, will let out a chirp that will get louder and louder as the threat persists and notifying the control center. According to CBS News, Knightscope, the company that developed the robots, said there is a waiting list of about four dozen companies in line to acquire a K5. The companies plan to use them next year in outdoor settings such as college campuses or open air malls.
两个K5安全机器人被放置在巡逻的停车场在硅谷。 它们身高1.5米（或5英尺），重约135公斤（或300磅），并配备激光扫描仪和一个360度摄像头，CBS新闻报道。 机器人浪迹各地指定的周长，浏览周围的人与事在他们的路径，并记录活动，并通过拍摄的实时视频的声音。 他们还使用了激光雷达技术，可提供三维地图。 如果构成犯罪的，在机器人的前面，想成为窃贼仍然存在，它会记录下车牌，拍照，发送地理标记的位置和时间，并发送一切人类的指挥中心。 机器人不面对罪犯，但如果遭到攻击，将让出啁啾，将得到越来越响亮的威胁仍然存在，并通知控制中心。 据CBS新闻，Knightscope，即开发出机器人的公司表示，目前约四十几家公司排队轮候名单，以获取K5。 该公司计划使用它们明年的户外设置，如大学校园里或露天商场。