A robot dog engineered by Boston Dynamics has been deployed to patrol the parks in Singapore and to encourage residents to social distance amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

The Boston Dynamics robot known as Spot has been deployed to a park in Singapore to remind people they should follow social distancing guidelines during the pandemic, according to a new report ...

Given the lack of manpower to enforce social distancing regulations, Singapore is turning to robotics to keep an eye out and remind people about the risks they may be putting themselves and others in.

As a certified Eastie, I’ve only stuck around the east side of the country. However, when I was working on this article, I came across some beautiful parks all across Singapore — even in the West! So, ...

You do not have to travel far to be near nature. There are green gems nestled right in your neighbourhood. The National Parks Board (NParks) manages 350 parks across Singapore and many of them are ...

Singapore's making good on its promise to be a city in a garden. The new Labrador Nature Park Network will bring a whopping 200ha of green spaces to the Labrador and Alexandra areas.

The Singapore government is using a robotic dog called Spot to ensure that walkers, runners, and other park visitors stay at least six feet away from one another.

Beyond Singapore's towering skyscrapers and tourist traps are pockets of green spaces.Regardless of which area you are in, you're bound to find a park nearby. These parks are home to a variety of ...

Some 100 people, as well as more than 100 groups and organisations, have already pledged their support. This includes the Friends of the Park communities, NParks volunteers, nature groups, and ...

The enhanced parks will contribute to the transformation of the Greater Southern Waterfront. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.