China launches traffic police robot Little Tiger

Shanghai deploys first humanoid police robot, ushering in an era of automated urban security.

Shanghai residents were surprised to see police robot Xiao Hu “Little Tiger” on the streets on duty.

Robots are equipped with helmets, reflective uniforms and modern LED lighting systems.

Little Tiger can give traffic signals, give voice prompts and answer basic questions.

This is the result of more than 4 years of research, currently in the field testing phase.

Unlike the off-the-shelf camera, this robot interacts directly with and assists pedestrians at intersections.

Officials hope Little Tiger will ease the burden on human police and collect traffic data.

However, many have raised concerns about its practical effectiveness and data privacy.

The appearance of Little Tiger marks the beginning of an era of cooperation between humans and machines.

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