When the dogs spot a hostile person, officers can use the live camera feed to immediately confirm if they are armed.
Singapore Police trials thermal cameras on K-9 dogs for real-time search and threat assessment during public security operations. The system enables armed threat identification before engagement, exemplifying computer vision adoption in critical public security.
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When the dogs spot a hostile person, officers can use the live camera feed to immediately confirm if they are armed.
A police officer and Nero, a dog from the K-9 unit, after completing a training operation on Jun 24, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Syamil Sapari)
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