Human security guards at $22 an hour can't see around corners or work 24/7, while robots have infrared sensors, cameras, and continuous perimeter monitoring. The speaker is convinced robots will replace or supplement traditional guards.
You think about it from a security standpoint, right? Do we still need a security guard? Because if you pay $22 an hour for a security guard to, you know, monitor your facility, they're probably not going to be chasing down the intruder. Right? They want to scare away the intruder. They don't have a camera built into their head. They don't have infrared sensors for what's going on around the perimeter of your building, where they could continue to be checking inventory on pipe stacks or lumber stacks outside of your warehouse. I just think I'm. I'm super bullish on. On this.
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