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Nov 30
tomewing:

new-aesthetic:

“The three 5ft-high (1.5m) robots involved in the prison trial have been developed by the Asian Forum for Corrections, a South Korean group of researchers who specialise in criminality and prison policies. It said the robots move on four wheels and are equipped with cameras and other sensors that allow them to detect risky behaviour such as violence and suicide.”
BBC News - Robotic prison wardens to patrol South Korean prison

First example I’ve seen of a robot that could actually have been in a 2000AD strip :(

The most disconcerting part, to me, is how it actually appears to have a tiny little inscrutable smile. I can’t tell if it’s a reflection or a purpose-built seam in the robot’s head.

tomewing:

new-aesthetic:

“The three 5ft-high (1.5m) robots involved in the prison trial have been developed by the Asian Forum for Corrections, a South Korean group of researchers who specialise in criminality and prison policies. It said the robots move on four wheels and are equipped with cameras and other sensors that allow them to detect risky behaviour such as violence and suicide.”

BBC News - Robotic prison wardens to patrol South Korean prison

First example I’ve seen of a robot that could actually have been in a 2000AD strip :(

The most disconcerting part, to me, is how it actually appears to have a tiny little inscrutable smile. I can’t tell if it’s a reflection or a purpose-built seam in the robot’s head.


  1. chrisniebohr reblogged this from new-aesthetic and added:
    How many minutes would it take US prisoners...transform bits of this thing into shanks?
  2. hangingfire reblogged this from tomewing and added:
    The most disconcerting part, to me, is how it actually appears to have a tiny little inscrutable smile. I can’t tell if...
  3. arch-imago reblogged this from new-aesthetic
  4. tomewing reblogged this from new-aesthetic and added:
    First example I’ve seen of a robot that could actually...a 2000AD strip :(
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