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New Robotic Technology Raises Security Concerns as Cars Could 'Vanish Without a Trace' A groundbreaking robotic system, originally developed in China for automated parking, is drawing attention for its dual potential: a revolutionary solution for urban parking and a concerning new tool for car theft. The technology, which features compact, skateboard-like robots capable of lifting and relocating vehicles weighing over 33,000 pounds in mere seconds, was showcased in a recent online video. Initially designed to streamline parking processes, the robots allow drivers to leave their vehicles in a designated zone, after which the autonomous unit scans the car's size and positions itself with 0.2-inch accuracy before moving it at speeds up to five feet per second. This precision and speed are intended to optimize space and efficiency in crowded parking facilities. However, experts and commentators are now raising alarms about the potential misuse of this advanced technology. The robots' ability to silently slide under a car, lift it, and roll it away without triggering any alarms or warnings has led to concerns that vehicles could "vanish before the owner even notices." One online comment highlighted this fear, stating, "Don’t encourage car thieves 😭😭😭 we have too many in America." While similar robots are currently being deployed in cities to manage unauthorized parking, the video underscores a critical vulnerability: if misapplied or hacked, this sophisticated system could become an unprecedented tool for vehicle theft, leaving owners without any immediate indication that their car has been taken. The development prompts an urgent discussion on the ethical implications and security safeguards required for such powerful technologies.
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