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The site configuration and its risks determine which technologies are genuinely needed.
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Clear answers about security robots, drones, data and costs.
Robots, drones, data, human oversight and deployment: clear answers to the questions most often asked about the My Robot Guard approach.

Key points
Robotic security is still an emerging field. Questions about real-world autonomy, data protection, drone regulation and the role of people are therefore entirely reasonable.
Our answers distinguish capabilities that are available today from scenarios that still require specific authorisation, development or operating conditions.
If your situation is not covered, assessing the actual site remains the most reliable way to obtain an answer.
We also state the limits of each technology. A robot, drone or automated analysis is only relevant when it genuinely improves detection, verification or response time.
In brief
The site configuration and its risks determine which technologies are genuinely needed.
Compare solutionsAutomation supports detection and verification; it does not remove human responsibility.
Discover our methodDrones, video surveillance and personal data are only included after a feasibility assessment.
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My Robot Guard selects and integrates existing technologies, or solutions developed with partners, to create a system suited to each site.
No. A robot can automate patrols, carry sensors and help verify an alert. Critical decisions remain under human oversight.
No. The site, local airspace, proximity of third parties and applicable regulations must be assessed before any flight scenario.
Combining several sensors with mobile verification provides more context than a single isolated signal.
The purpose, duration and method of recording are defined according to operational need, proportionality and applicable data-protection rules.
The system should detect the outage, alert the operator and maintain an appropriate level of protection through the remaining security layers.
Cost depends on the area, terrain, risks, number of zones and selected technologies. A site assessment is required before a meaningful estimate can be prepared.
The first projects are planned in Switzerland, with a brand and service architecture designed for future international expansion.