Detection
Sensors and video analytics identify unusual activity.
Businesses and retail sites
Verify alerts faster across car parks, entrances and outdoor areas.
Intelligent patrols for areas your fixed cameras do not cover well.
Car parks, yards, secondary entrances and delivery areas can be checked through mobile, traceable security.
Your objective
Verify alerts faster across car parks, entrances and outdoor areas.
Many businesses have strong indoor surveillance but struggle to cover car parks, yards and secondary entrances. Human patrols provide a valuable presence, yet cannot observe every area continuously.
A robot can complete scheduled patrols after closing or move towards a specific alert. It then sends images and sensor data to the monitoring team, which decides whether an intervention is necessary.
The system must fit existing procedures and avoid monitoring employee behaviour. Operating hours, authorised areas and image-access rights are agreed before commissioning.
A project can begin with one exposed car park, yard or entrance. This pilot perimeter makes it possible to compare alert quality, verification times and the workload genuinely removed from security teams.
The challenge
Fixed cameras can see. They cannot move.
01Outdoor areas are difficult to cover with fixed cameras alone.
02False alarms waste the time of internal teams and service providers.
03Repetitive human patrols are costly and difficult to document consistently.
A purpose-built architecture
Multiple technologies. One protection system.
Patrol
The robot follows scheduled routes or moves towards an alert.
Deterrence
Lighting, a siren or a voice message can be activated.
Escalation
An operator verifies the event and coordinates the appropriate response.
Use cases
A response designed for your site.
- Retail premises and vehicle dealerships
- Office buildings
- Car parks and outdoor yards
- SME depots and delivery areas
Frequently asked questions
What to know before designing the solution.
Can a robot patrol outside opening hours?
Yes, provided routes are safe and the site is organised for supervised autonomous operation.
Can the solution complement an existing remote-monitoring service?
Yes. The purpose is to integrate detection and mobile alarm verification into the relevant monitoring processes.
Can it cover a public car park?
Only after assessing pedestrian and vehicle flows, safe navigation, privacy and responsibility for operations.
Pilot programme