Robots to start patrolling Chaeng Wattana govt complex from next week
Thailand’s first “patrol robot” began doing the rounds in Bangkok’s Chaeng Wattana government complex on Thursday.
The robot can detect people’s body temperature and if they are wearing a mask, and will issue warnings to violators in English and Thai. It can also keep track of PM2.5 pollution levels.
The yet-to-be-named robot is still in the trial phase and will be fully launched next week. The robots will be controlled by the security guards in the complex.
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