AI Industry & Applications · 2026-09-30 · 03:17
Singapore to deploy humanoid robots with police by 2028
In Brief
Singapore will deploy humanoid robots to assist Home Team officers by 2028, handling tasks like blast scene investigations and hazardous material handling.
Why it matters The 2028 real-world deployment target will advance humanoid robots from showcase to Home Team frontline, outsourcing risky tasks to machines, marking the practical application of security technology.
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