Security robot guards are slowly becoming more common in parks, hospitals, casinos, malls, and other semi-public places. But they’re less of a replacement for human guards and more like mobile surveillance devices. A report from OneZero on security bot maker Knightscope shows this using the company’s marketing materials and contracts.
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