Robotic security: the complete guide to protecting a site
How sensors, cameras, robots, drones, artificial intelligence and human oversight form one protection chain, what works today and where the limits belong.
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Security, robots and regulation, without the science fiction.
Practical analysis of available technologies, their limitations and the legal framework that applies in Switzerland.
9 in-depth analyses
Build protection that can also support action.
Start with the general overview, then explore the technology, site type or legal framework that matches your project.
Security robots: how they work, models and real-world uses
What a security robot can genuinely do, how to match mobility to the terrain and how to deploy a reliable patrol system.
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Surveillance drones: technology, use cases and limits
How aerial alarm verification creates value, why integration matters and which operational and legal constraints shape every mission.
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Intelligent video surveillance: from signal to action
How cameras, image analysis and human oversight detect relevant events earlier and support a proportionate response.
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Robotic security for villas: protect your home without living in a fortress
Combine early detection, lighting, cameras, a ground robot, human oversight and a prepared response while preserving everyday life.
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Robotic security for businesses and retail sites
Protect offices, shops, car parks and delivery areas through measured detection, mobile patrols and human-led escalation.
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Security for industrial sites, warehouses and logistics platforms
Design layered detection, mobile patrols and rapid verification for large perimeters and night-time operational risks.
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Artificial intelligence and surveillance: from signal to decision
Use computer vision, anomaly detection and event correlation to support people without concealing uncertainty or automating critical judgement.
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Robotic surveillance in Switzerland: the legal framework
Swiss data protection, workplace monitoring, drones, biometrics, AI, cybersecurity and the responsibilities involved in deployment.
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Robotic security in Switzerland: what is possible and what is regulated
The essential framework before combining cameras, ground robots, drones and artificial intelligence.
Read the article01Can you use a drone to monitor private property in Switzerland?
Visual line of sight, operating categories, registration, restricted zones and privacy.
Read the article02Intelligent video surveillance: Swiss rules to follow
Camera fields of view, transparency, retention periods and employee monitoring.
Read the article03How does a security robot protect a villa?
Sensors, navigation, alarm verification and the practical limits of mobile protection around a home.
Read the article04Robotic patrols for businesses: uses, benefits and limits
What a robot can genuinely monitor in a car park, warehouse or industrial facility.
Read the article05Ascento Guard: how capable is this Swiss security robot?
Outdoor patrols, hybrid mobility, thermal imaging, privacy and the criteria for a credible Swiss pilot.
Read the article06ANYmal: industrial inspection and site security
How the Swiss quadruped combines difficult-terrain mobility, autonomous inspection and carefully scoped security uses.
Read the article07Boston Dynamics Spot: security, inspection and limits
A detailed look at Spot, its Dock, sensor ecosystem, credible patrol uses and complete operating cost.
Read the article08Knightscope K5: autonomous security robot analysed
Documented American deployments, visible deterrence, privacy and the questions a Swiss project must answer.
Read the article09SMP Robotics Argus S5: outdoor security robot
Thermal observation, video integration, terrain, maintenance and the criteria for securing a large perimeter.
Read the article10OTSAW O-R3: autonomous security robot analysed
3D SLAM navigation, measurable video alerts, Robot-as-a-Service and the safeguards required in Switzerland.
Read the article11Sunflower Labs Beehive: autonomous property security
A docked drone, remote pilots and ground detection for large properties, examined within the Swiss legal framework.
Read the article12Skeyetech E2: autonomous security and inspection drone
A European platform for sensitive and industrial sites, with BVLOS, data and operational requirements explained.
Read the article13DJI Dock 3 and Matrice 4D: security analysis
Thermal imaging, alarm verification, infrastructure, cybersecurity and Swiss authorisation requirements.
Read the article14Percepto Air Max: industrial inspection and security
A complete architecture connecting drone, base and analytics for repeatable industrial missions.
Read the article15DEEP Robotics X30: inspection and security
Difficult-terrain mobility, payloads, human oversight, data and the criteria for a credible industrial pilot.
Read the article16Unitree B2 and B2-W: industrial platforms analysed
Adaptable and capable robotic bases that require disciplined integration before becoming security tools.
Read the article17Our editorial principles
Explain the potential. State the limits clearly.
Verifiable technology
We distinguish capabilities that are available today from concepts that remain experimental.
Swiss framework
Legal content is based on federal authorities and links directly to official sources.
Real-world approach
Every topic is connected to the practical constraints of villas, SMEs, warehouses and industrial sites.