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Australia’s First “Full-Fledged” Security Robot at Sydney Expo 2019

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The Bunda Security Robot, claimed to be Australia's first "full-fledged" security robot has been introduced to the market by Southern Cross Group, an integrated facility services company.

Sized at 1370 mm x 750 mm and with a maximum speed of 14km/h, the Bunda Robot is a remote-controlled vehicle which builds patrol maps and is monitored remotely through PC or mobile devices.

Equipped with a range of sensors, it includes 360-degree video monitoring, facial recognition camera, lidar sensors to avoid obstacles and mapping, emergency call button, audio/lighting alerts and voice alerts.

Bunda, meaning 'hawk' in Gadigal language, is one to watch as the company continues to develop the robot's application and capabilities.

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https://scgroup.global/

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