The Japanese company Taisei announced the creation of a drone that will fight overtime among office workers.
After the end of the day the drone will fly up in the office, fly up to the stranded employees and lose over them a song, signaling that it was time to go home. The drone will be available in April 2018 and will be available by subscription.
The drone called T-Frend will be equipped with a camera and Autonomous navigation system not based on GPS signals which may not be available in the room.
Special employee of the company will be able to designate the time and route of the patrol circled the office, after which the drone will comply with it in offline mode. If the drone of the delayed notice of the employee, he will charge towards it and begin to play an adapted Japanese version of the Scottish song “Auld Lang Syne”, which is used in many Japanese establishments in the end of the day and informs customers that the establishment will soon close.
The drone will be available to consumers in April 2018, but not in the property, and as a service with a monthly payment. Camera on the drone and the reports of the patrols will be available in real-time and cloud storage company.
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