Robot wolves guard the Japanese fields

The "Super Wolf" robot is equipped with infrared sensors to detect and evict invasive animals.

Farms near the city of Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, were covered by a wolf with a fierce look during the past eight months, Futurism reported on March 8. This robot is called the " Super Wolf" , which was designed to stop the animals from eating the farmer's crops.

Super robot wolf with fierce appearance.

The Hokkaido wolf who lived in Japan was extinct in the early 19th century after a campaign to eradicate wolves. This has led some areas to over-control the numbers of deer and wild boar. They often eat rice and nuts of the people.

After the successful test, the wolf robot will be mass-produced next month. This robot can operate effectively within a kilometer radius, more efficiently than electric fences, according to Japanese expert Chihiko Umezawa.

The 65cm long robot wolf, which is about the size of a real wolf and has no ability to move. It was fitted with fangs and long hairs. The robot cost is $ 4,840.

This robot works by solar battery and detects invaders by infrared sensor. When it detects an incoming creature, it will use a series of sounds, such as gunfire, howls, and human voices to discard the creature.