A trial is set to begin, involving the deployment of robots. Three institutions will participate, each receiving a robot. The duration of the trial is three months, starting from October and ending in January.
Details of the trial are limited, but it is known that the robots are intended to prevent fights. Further information can be found through other sources.
The trial will assess the effectiveness of the robots in this role, with the three institutions serving as test sites.
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