From the article it looks like it’s supposed to respond to door alarms and allow the security room to grant or deny access. Seems like a camera and security kiosk at each restricted door would be cheaper and more efficient, no need to wait for the 400+ lb robot that might be stuck of the charger to come.
From the article it looks like it’s supposed to respond to door alarms and allow the security room to grant or deny access. Seems like a camera and security kiosk at each restricted door would be cheaper and more efficient, no need to wait for the 400+ lb robot that might be stuck of the charger to come.
I could see this as a stop-gap measure though.