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And following from that I guess robots doing traffic stops in high risk black neighborhoods. The only positive I can think of, from this escalating into totall
by jj12 10y ago
And following from that I guess robots doing traffic stops in high risk black neighborhoods.
The only positive I can think of, from this escalating into totally unimaginable madness is the most cities dont have the budget for all this sci-fi shit.
I can't even believe Dallas had a bomb placing robot lying around.
- afarrell 10y ago> I can't even believe Dallas had a bomb placing robot lying around. That isn't uncommon actually. One common approach to handling potential unexploded ordinance is to evacuate the area and have a controlled detonation nearby. If you hear one boom, it was nothing. If you hear two booms, it was a bomb. Robots are often used for this. Source: This is coming from my memory as part of MIT's Community Emergency Response Team back in 2012 & 2013. We didn't receive EOD training of course. We just did first aid training and crowd control at a few events, but we also go to sit in on discussions of EOD procedures and a tabletop excercise of an active shooter scenario.