Californian prisons employ robotic scouts

After pulling an activation pin, the hardy robots can be thrown into place, or fired from a tear-gas launcher.

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California’s Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has agreed to test remote-controlled, 1.2-pound surveillance robots in hostile prison situations. After pulling an activation pin, the hardy robots can be thrown into place, or fired from a tear-gas launcher.

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