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Data centers are turning to $200,000 robot dogs to guard the facilities
Data centers use quadruped robots costing up to $300,000 to enhance 24/7 security and inspections, reducing reliance on costly human guards, industry experts say.
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Robot Dogs Being Deployed at Data Centers as Public Opposition Grows
Robot dogs are pacing the perimeters of sites that are quickly becoming the backbone of the digital economy, governance, and surveillance. ... The post Robot Dogs Being Deployed at Data Centers as Public Opposition Grows appeared first on The New American.
Data centers are turning to $200,000 robot dogs to guard the facilities
In the past year, interest in four-legged robots capable of autonomous patrols has surged, according to executives at Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics, two of the leading developers in the field. Data center operators, facing growing pressure to maintain 24-hour uptime and security across facilities spanning dozens of acres, see...Read Entire Article
Hyundai robotics specialist Boston Dynamics recently recorded a massive increase in demand for its four-legged, dog-like robots, which are often simply called "spots". The customers behind the boom are the operators of AI data centers. (Continue reading)
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