Humanoid Robots May Soon Patrol U.S.-Mexico Border, CEO Says as AI Security Tech Advances
- Foundation, a U.S. company, is developing humanoid robots called Phantom to autonomously patrol the U.S.-Mexico border and assist federal agents with surveillance and reconnaissance tasks.
- The company is in talks with major U.S. national security agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, Air Force, Navy, and Army, though there are no current contracts with DHS.
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Humanoid Robots May Soon Patrol U.S.-Mexico Border, CEO Says as AI Security Tech Advances
Humanoid robots designed to move independently across rough terrain and identify people may one day support federal agents along the southern border. One U.S.-based robotics firm says it has already shown the technology to officials at the Department of Homeland Security, according to Fox News Digital.
Robotics CEO pitches humanoid robots to patrol southern border to DHS
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Humanoid robots could patrol southern border, CEO pitches, as futuristic technology moves closer to reality
Robotics startup Foundation has pitched its humanoid robot, Phantom, to DHS officials to help patrol and surveil the US southern border.
A U.S. robotics company is proposing to place humanoid robots along the southern border of the United States to help federal forces patrol, track and detect attempted crossings. Sankat Pathak, founder and CEO of Foundation, told Fox News that the company has already demonstrated its robot capabilities to DHS officials, and that it is in talks with other entities in the U.S. security system. However, the Department of Homeland Security clarified …
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