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US immigration service plans to use robotic dogs
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The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to spend up to $2 million on robotic dogs to assist agents during raids. The robots from Boston Dynamics will be used for inspection and risk assessment in hazardous environments, but will not be involved in making arrests.
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- The US immigration service plans to spend up to $2 million
- Robotic dogs from Boston Dynamics will be used
- The robots will not make arrests
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Boston Dynamics · US Department of Homeland Security
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