Maum AI Unveils Quadruped Robot Landmine Detection System Tested in Thailand
Key points
- Maum AI unveils quadruped robot landmine detection system
- Shown at Physical AI Tech Week
- Combines military magnetic sensor with GPR
Maum AI showed a landmine detection system based on a quadruped robot at "Physical AI Tech Week," held at COEX in Seoul from the 13th to the 14th. According to Betanews and Robot Newspaper, the system was developed for field testing in Thailand.
Techworld News reported that the system combines a military magnetic detection sensor and ground-penetrating radar (GPR) on a quadruped robot, and that after the Thailand tests the company plans to develop a mass-production model.
Kukmin Ilbo reported that Bae Kyung-hoon, deputy prime minister and minister of Science and ICT, looked at the landmine-detecting quadruped robot at the event on the 13th. The event brought together AI technology, industry and policy investment.