Korea's holographic cop: Just like your regular cop

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South Korea’s police have installed a human-sized "holographic" officer in central Seoul to deter crime.  An image of a police officer is projected onto an acrylic panel every two minutes from 7pm to 10pm while AI-powered surveillance cameras monitor the area, which is often busy at night due to nearby bars.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00The system is on the bus to go through the forest.

00:07Hello. This is the school of St. Louis.

00:10This is the school of St. Louis.

00:11The school of St. Louis is on the bus.

00:14A lot of people and friends are always tired of going back to the forest.

00:21CCTV and police are at 24 hours of every place.

00:28So we wanted to make a hologram, so we bought a hologram.

00:36The color of the color of the color is the color of the color.

00:43So we can make holograms from the head and back.

00:47I feel like I've seen a lot of people with the people in the middle of the street.

00:54But I think that there are people with the people who are in the middle of the street.

01:03I feel more safe.

01:05And the police authorities still say that the bell is saying that it makes me feel more like I'm in the middle of the street.

01:13This area is a bit of a coffee shop, so you can drink and get a lot of people who are walking through a lot of different kinds of food.

01:23Can I have a question?

01:27We launched a hologram and the crime rate of 22% of the crime rate has been reduced.

01:32This is a result of the crime rate of police and violence.

01:37The reason why the crime of crime is that the crime of the crime is a moment of emotion.

01:42It is a problem that the police have to be able to enter and prevent the crime.

01:46So, the message of the police has been able to enhance the crime of the crime.

01:51It has been a result of the crime of the crime.

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