China deploys robot cops on traffic duty It doesn't get tired. It can work steadily for long periods. World 18 min ago
Developed by local technology firm SUPCON Information, the 98-kg (216-pound) T2 robot is part of a pilot aimed at handing some of police officers' most repetitive traffic-control duties to machines.
Photo credit: Reuters Robocop exports have potential, but there are hurdles ahead Chery-backed robotics company AiMOGA sees potential for police robots in overseas markets where traffic officers face punishing roadside conditions, citing high temperatures in the Middle East and persistent rainy seasons in Southeast Asia.
Humanoid robot traffic police officers developed by SUPCON at the company's showroom in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China, July 21, 2026.
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