Project AURION Use cases Public Sector Autonomous Patrol and Threat Detection
Public SectorAutonomous Patrol and Threat Detection Robots and camera systems that patrol sites and detect threats or intrusions.
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Benchmarks or datasets – not in the notes Regulatory notes Surat Edaran Menkominfo 9/2023 Etika Kecerdasan Artifisial , Kementerian Komunikasi dan Informatika (now Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital) Autonomous patrol and threat detection is an AI-based service run by an electronic system operator, and the circular asks such operators to build and use AI on the values of inclusivity, transparency, humanity and security. UU 27/2022 Pelindungan Data Pribadi , DPR and President of the Republic of Indonesia (administered by Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital) Autonomous patrol and threat detection processes biometric data such as face images or voice recordings of the people being identified or served, so the controller needs a lawful basis, must protect the data and must honour data subject rights. UU 2/2002 Kepolisian Negara Republik Indonesia , DPR and President of the Republic of Indonesia (Polri) Autonomous patrol and threat detection is used for policing and public order tasks, which this law assigns to the Indonesian National Police. EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (international) , European Union Autonomous patrol and threat detection uses remote biometric identification or law enforcement AI, which the EU AI Act lists as high-risk or restricts; given as an international reference. Where this comes from From the industry tracks T08 to T10 of the research notes.
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Security Robot Rolls Over Child in Mall United States, 2016-07-12, safety On July 7, 2016, a Knightscope K5 autonomous security robot collided with a 16-month old boy while patrolling the Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, CA. Knightscope's Park Patrol Robot Ignored Bystander Pressing Emergency Button to Alert Police about Fight United States, 2019-10-04, safety A Knightscope K5 autonomous "police" robot patrolling Huntington Park, California failed to respond to an onlooker who attempted to activate its emergency alert button when a nearby fight broke out. ZeroEyes AI Surveillance System Reportedly Flagged Clarinet as Gun, Triggering School Lockdown in Florida United States, 2025-12-09, other An AI-powered ZeroEyes surveillance system deployed at a Florida middle school reportedly flagged a student's clarinet as a firearm, triggering a school lockdown and police response. Where this comes from Documented failures, harms or misuse in this kind of use, Indonesia first, then the region, then well-known cases elsewhere (AI Incident Database, OECD AI incidents monitor, reputable news). Not a claim about any deployment listed here.
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To cite this page: Project AURION, AI Use-Cases Research & Innovation, "Autonomous Patrol and Threat Detection", https://aurion.semai.id/usecases/pub-autonomous-patrol-threat-detection/, records of October 2026.