1. Detect
A sensor, camera or thermal analysis identifies unusual activity.
The My Robot Guard architecture
See how the system detects, verifies and organises the response.
From a raw alert to a situation you can understand.
The system does not depend on a single robot. It coordinates several layers of detection, verification, response and traceability.
Key points
See how the system detects, verifies and organises the response.
A conventional alarm sends a signal. My Robot Guard is designed to turn that signal into useful information. Several sensors can first confirm that an event deserves closer inspection.
When the scenario calls for it, a ground robot or drone moves to the relevant area. Images and data are then sent to the monitoring layer so that the appropriate action can be initiated: lighting, a voice message, an alert or an intervention.
Traceability completes the protection chain. Each event, movement and decision can be documented so that rules improve over time and unnecessary alerts are reduced.
The operating logic is defined before commissioning. Each type of alert therefore has a clear priority, verification conditions and an escalation procedure that the responsible people can understand.
Detection and analysis
Understand before deploying a mobile device.
2. Assess
The system compares the signal with site context to reduce unnecessary alerts.
3. Move
A ground robot or drone travels to the area when the terrain and applicable rules allow it.
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4. Verify
Images and data are sent to the monitoring system or a human operator.
5. Respond
Lighting, a voice message, an alert or an intervention is initiated under predefined rules.
6. Document
The event and actions are logged for traceability and to improve future scenarios.
Discover our methodFrequently asked questions
What to know before requesting an assessment.
Does every alert send a robot to the area?
No. Signals are assessed first. A mobile device is only deployed when it can add useful information and the circumstances allow it.
Who makes the final decision to intervene?
Rules are agreed in advance, but critical decisions and sensitive escalations remain under human oversight.
Can events be audited afterwards?
The system is designed to log alerts, verification steps and actions in line with site requirements and applicable rules.