Is robot guide dog the future?
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In addition to applying for a traditional guide dog, the visually impaired will soon have another option to assist with their daily life — a robot guide dog. The six-legged robot guide dog developed by the School of Mechanical Engineering of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, now being tested, can navigate users to destinations without running into barriers. It is also equipped with voice interaction capabilities and can recognize traffic light signals, which traditional guide dogs cannot do. #Science that matters
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