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Japanese shops deploy laser-guided robots to check people are wearing face masks
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dailystar.co.ukRobots have started telling shoppers off for not wearing face masks in Japan.A shop has begun using Robovie to identify and ask customers to cover up as the country risks a third wave of coronavirus infections.The laser-guided bot developed by the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International in Kyoto can also step in if shoppers fail to socially distance while queuing up to pay.The trial began last week at the club shop of Cerezo Osaka, a professional football team, and will run until at least the end of the month.Robovie’s developers, who are behind a host of robotic innovations, hope the experiment will reduce close contact between shoppers and staff.They added that they believe most people will feel less embarrassed by.
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