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You may exercise your right to opt out of the sale of personal Personalize your experience with targeted ads. These cookies collect information for analytics and to Sale of your personal information to third parties. Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, you have the right to opt-out of the The AI system will be deployed as early as October. The rail-based robots will go into testing in December, Yonhap reports, and are expected to be deployed six months after.
“As the new system employs deep learning technologies, its detection capabilities can be improved constantly, according to DAPA,” Yonhap reports. The AI system will tap into South Korea’s closed-circuit television network to analyze audio and video for potential incursions. The machines will be able to spot and track moving objects using high-resolution cameras and sensors, the defense agency said in a release.
The robot system will run on rail tracks along the border with North Korea searching for movement. An article posted Tuesday cites a Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration, or DAPA, contract worth $2.5 million to deploy the bots and AI surveillance system this year. The South Korean military plans to add “moving robots” as part of an “artificial intelligence-based surveillance system,” according to Korean news outlet Yonhap. South Korea is preparing to increase its unmanned presence in the no man’s land that divides the Korean peninsula
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