Two-in-one Singapore airport police robot on trial can patrol and serve as PMD with ride-hailing feature


The Singapore Police Force is seen showcasing the hybrid human-rideable robot called Gibson at Changi Airport Terminal 4, on July 16. -- ST PHOTO: CHONG JUN LIANG

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): A police patrol robot that doubles as a personal mobility device (PMD) for officers is being trialled at Changi Airport Terminal 4.

The autonomous robot, called Gibson, is outfitted with multiple cameras and sensors to help it avoid obstacles and people. Officers can also use it for transportation, to cover long distances at the airport quickly.

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