Robot security guards seen patrolling Tokyo metropolitan government building with on-board cameras

A team of three autonomous patrol robots are now providing security at the Tokyo metropolitan government building. The robots are SQ-2 models produced by Seqsense in Tokyo and they're equipped with multiple cameras that can broadcast video directly to human security personnel at a central location. These robots look decidedly more R2-D2 than Robocop with spinning cameras on their heads that constantly whirl around and can make 3-D maps of their surroundings. The robots are SQ-2 models (seen above) produced by Seqsense in Tokyo and they're equipped with cameras that can broadcast video directly to human security personnel They do still have artificial intelligence capabilities that can detect people and other obstacles to avoid any collisions on the predetermined patrol routes. They even have hand sensors so that people in the space can request help from human guards, but they are not meant to fulfill all the duties of a regular human security guard.