After he was recorded shouting at movie set staff for breaking COVID-19 restrictions, Tom Cruise has reportedly bought two robots designed to patrol the set of Mission Not possible 7 when it resumes movie subsequent week, The Solar stories.

The robots, which may reportedly administer on-the-spot COVID-19 exams, had been bought by Cruise. It’s unclear what sort of robots they’re, however The Solar cites a supply who describes them as “actually subtle and fairly intimidating. It’s just like the Terminator solely not as violent.”

“Tom is so critical about ensuring the shoot isn’t shut down that he’s splashed out on these robots as he can’t be in all places to make sure persons are behaving themselves,” The Solar’s supply stated. “Sure, the rant that got here out final month could have been a bit excessive, however he was proper, and those that noticed the story sympathised with him.”

Cruise isn’t the one particular person using COVID-19 testing robots in Hollywood. Newpaper24 has reportedly expressed curiosity in renting or buying lab-certified disinfection bots utilized in greater than 500 hospitals worldwide.

The Solar’s report doesn’t make clear what sorts of robots Cruise has acquired, however judging from the supply’s remark, it’s a step or two past a stationary machine.

Mission Not possible 7 is planning on wrapping manufacturing in the UK this week earlier than heading to Dubai to proceed manufacturing.

Joseph Knoop is a author/producer/completely a human for IGN.