Rotundus GroundBot spherical surveillance robot broadcasts live in 3D
GroundBot is virtually inaudible and comes with knobby tire treads for all-terrain operation, or without them for use on paved surfaces
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Remote-controlled unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) have proven exceptionally useful in military applications, but according to Swedish company Rotundus, they can be equally well applied to civil security. Rolling through mud, sand, snow, or even floating in the water, the Rotundus GroundBot spherically-shaped robot is equipped with a pair of cameras, providing its remote operator with a live video feed in 3D.
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