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NEW YORK, NY (WABC) — Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD officials have announced plans for a robot that will soon patrol the Times Square subway<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/robot-to-help-patrol-times-square-subway-station/">Read More</a>
Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD officials have announced plans to use a security robot that will soon patrol the Times Square subway station in NYC.
The K5 Knightscope Security Robot, which weighs 420 lbs. and costs $9 per hour, will be accompanied by officers at all times, for now.
The egg-shaped machine will roll around the Midtown subway station for the next two months with a human partner from the NYPD as part of its pilot program, city officials announced.
Through the use of autonomy, robotics, and machine learning, Knightscope is continuing to innovate on AWS to bring more autonomous solutions to its clients.