This robot dog works with the police and is also part of the bomb squad; you'll be surprised to learn its functions.

The use of robots has increased in every field in recent years. Even the police and military are now using robots for their tasks and operations.

 

Robot dog is now part of the bomb squad

If you're active on social media, you've likely seen videos of a four-legged robot dog named Spot dancing. This robot dog is as famous for its dancing as it is for giving criminals a hard time. This robot dog from Boston Dynamics has joined the teams of 60 police departments in the US and Canada, including bomb squads. It's being used in everything from hostage rescue to armed conflict.

Spot's abilities will surprise you.

This robot dog can climb stairs and open doors. A recent software upgrade allows it to navigate slippery surfaces. Its operator controls it from a tablet-like console. It's equipped with multiple cameras that stream live video. It's also equipped with numerous sensors, allowing it to navigate obstacles. It's being used in areas ranging from chemical leaks to crash sites, where sending humans could be fatal.

How much does it cost?

According to reports, the cost of this robot dog is approximately ₹90 lakh, and with accessories, the cost nearly doubles. The company that manufactures it says that approximately 2,000 Spot robots are in use worldwide. Police and emergency agencies are now also demanding them. However, questions are being raised about the robot's use. Critics say that using the robot will alienate the police from the public. The New York police used it, but its use was discontinued in 2021 after controversy. However, the police have now once again purchased two units.