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Hoboken, New Jersey is deploying sidewalk robots These robots will be out traveling the sidewalks to collect data to make sure all the sidewalks are accessible They are equipped with lasers and cameras to detect cracks, uplifts, defects and detailed measurements for ADA compliance and accessibility The robots collect...

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