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This self-driving patrol robot is being used to detect danger and alert police on Seoul’s streets

Publication/Creation Date
November 19 2022
Creators/Contributors
HL Mando (creator)
Young-ha Cho (contributor)
Minho Lee (contributor)
Korea Institute Of Public Administration (contributor)
Media Type
News Broadcast
Persuasive Intent
Information
Discursive Type
Inventions
Description
An autonomous patrol robot named Goalie roams through the streets of Seoul using satellite navigation, remote sensing, and AI to avoid obstacles. It alerts people of danger by sounding a siren and delivering instructions through a loudspeaker. 

Young-ha Cho, Senior researcher at HL Mando, says that it is "like a moving surveillance camera".
HCI Platform
Robotical
Relation to Body
Around
Augments
Protecting, Seeing
Technology Keywords
Robotics, Autonomous Mobile Robots, Cameras , Surveillance Cameras, Speakers, Wireless Communication
Keywords
Urban, Surveillance, Public Space, Safety, Crime, Privacy, Police, Regulation
Marketing Keywords
Goalie
Source
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-afMm_7BvHc
Related Items
HL Mando
Young-ha Cho
Minho Lee
Korea Institute Of Public Administration
Euronews
Related Collections
Surveillance Issues And Technologies
Date archived
November 30 2022
Last edited
December 2 2022
How to cite this entry
HL Mando. (November 19 2022). "This self-driving patrol robot is being used to detect danger and alert police on Seoul’s streets". Euronews. Fabric of Digital Life. https://fabricofdigitallife.com/Detail/objects/5912