Autonomous security robots
Autonomous security robots carry out recurring patrols on your premises or inside buildings. They follow predefined routes, monitor specified zones and document anomalies — integrated into your existing security processes.
How a robot platform becomes an autonomous security robot
Three short insights: from unboxing and technical platform expansion to the first field deployment.
System integration and control
Autonomous security robots deliver their full value when integrated into your existing security environment. Central platforms coordinate workflows, define responses and keep all events visible.
Connection with camera, fence and access-control solutions
Automated responses to detected events
Autonomous security robots in practical operation
Key questions about tasks, integration and trial operations.
Which tasks can autonomous security robots perform?
They are suitable for recurring patrols, monitoring defined zones, documenting anomalies and providing mobile verification of events on sites or in suitable indoor environments.
Do security robots replace cameras or security personnel?
No. They complement stationary sensors and human security processes with a mobile platform. Tasks, escalation paths and responsibilities are defined in the security concept.
How are robots connected to existing security technology?
Depending on the project, events, video and sensor data can be linked to VMS, PSIM, fence, camera and access-control systems through suitable interfaces.
How is a robot proof of concept prepared?
ASG assesses routes, surfaces, radio coverage, obstacles, sensors, control-room workflows and success criteria. A limited trial is then planned with documented tasks and abort criteria.
Ready for an autonomous security robot?
Together, we assess which patrol tasks, areas and integrations are suitable for a meaningful trial operation.