Nerdfeed: Meet RAMSEE the Future of Security Guard

Even smart intruder had to fight hard to able to sneak passed the security guard.
Armed with a laser and an infrared camera, a new security robot promises to take over security duties in patrolling throughout the building.

RAMSEE can be monitored throughout the area by scanning its environment. Using two wheels to roll, he checked all the rooms, looking for suspicious gestures, looking for signs of whether there is smoke / fire even able to detect gas leaks.

This robot was designed by Gamma 2 Robotics, HxGN launched at a conference in Anaheim, California.

Data received by robot will be immediately processed and can be automatically detected to determine whether there is something wrong, so they can decide whether or not it is necessary to intervene.

Lew Pincus, CEO of Gamma 2 Robotics said: 'RAMSEE will change the world of security, because he never rests, opearsional costs far less than the fees paid for other security services.

Ramsee ideally created was in the allotment for job security, a dangerous patrol in a full day in which other people would not want to do it.

The principal advantage of RAMSEE is infrared vision, laser radar navigation known as Lidar, a camera 360 degrees, heat detectors, and toxic gases.

However, Gamma 2 Robotics believe that a major advantage RAMSEE actually is in terms of cost, have this robot patrols the cost will be much cheaper when compared to men who did it.
Companies that use security services personnel who worked through the night to be experiencing difficulties in recruitment, for sure the level is definitely high employee turnover, and not necessarily reliable.

What's LIDAR?

Lidar is a remote sensing technology by firing lasers to target and analyzing the reflected light.

This technology was developed in the early 1960s and use laser and radar technology to calculate the distance.

the first time used in meteorology to measure cloud by the National Research Center of the atmosphere.

LIDAR itself is actually an amalgamation of the words "Light" and "Radar", as well as the development LIDAR is an acronym for Light Detection and Ranging.

Lidar use the reflection of ultraviolet light and infrared light to capture an image of an object and can also be used for a wider target including iron objects rather than as Stone, rain, clouds and even chemical compounds. A thin laser beam that can be used well to map the physical features with very high resolution.

source: dailymail.co.uk