Japanese security company SECOM has presented his system KEIBIa virtual security guard with artificial intelligence which is already working in the test phase in some buildings in Japan.
Artificial Intelligence seems to be very useful in many aspects, although it almost always generates controversy when its functions involve eliminating human jobs.
In the opening video of the news you can see the KEIBI system working. Is available in male or female modeand works completely autonomously.
The most curious thing about this virtual security guard with artificial intelligence is that it has real size, the same as a person. According to SECOM this is done so you can make eye contact, face to facewith the people.
Has the ability to make a eye tracking, eyes track everyone who approaches. Y can crouch to talk to children face to face, if they ask for help.
A very helpful virtual security guard
As seen in the video, the main function of KEIBI is report Y solve doubts. He almost looks like a receptionist.
Directs visitors to different areas of the building, indicating how to speak to a representative, hours, etc. Since it is basically an artificial intelligence based chatbot, does not require human intervention. It can work autonomously.
Its creators have foreseen that you have to chat with the typical funny person who will release off-color phrases either will insult KEIBI. He perfectly understands this language and will limit himself to saying “thank you”, even if he receives insults.
So far, as we have commented, it is not very different from a receptionist. But he has some important functions of virtual security guard.
Your eyes are cameras with image recognition that can detect when someone is or is not wearing a mask, and ask them to put it on, if necessary. It also has heat sensors that detect if someone passing by has a fever. In that case, it asks you to use a thermometer that is on the screen.
These security cameras connect to a control center where human security guards can interveneif required.
SECOM It also presented a much more active police robot a few months ago, since it is capable of gassing criminals.
KEIBIthe virtual security guard of the company SECOM, already works in some buildings in Japan. It seems like a complement to the security job itself, since it takes care of the tedious tasks, and human guards are still necessary.
