Release the hounds! Singapore deploys ROBOT DOG to help ...

Deployment part of a larger initiative to police people during coronavirus crisis




The Friday launch of Spot at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is part of a two-week trial by the National Parks Board (NParks) in tandem with Smart Nation and Digital Government Group (SNDGG).

If the trial is deemed a success, Spot will be deployed in the morning and during evening peak hours.

Despite Spot’s cameras being designed to help it estimate the number of park visitors present in the area, authorities claim the device can’t collect personal data or track specific individuals.

Previously, Infowars covered advancements of this and similar technology.

At the time, we quipped how these robots would be put to use. We weren’t mistaken.

One question remains: will people eventually be forced to show “immune passports” or similar documentation to a more sophisticated iteration of this machine in the near future?