All-terrain robot
Repeatable patrols along a validated, secure route.
Industrial and logistics sites
Reduce verification time across warehouses, depots and extensive sites.
Mobile monitoring for large perimeters.
Ground robots, surveillance drones and thermal sensors can complement security teams on large or remote sites.
Your objective
Reduce verification time across warehouses, depots and extensive sites.
On an industrial site, an alert may concern a distant fence, loading bay, outdoor stock or isolated asset. The time needed to reach the area then becomes an important part of the risk.
Ground robots can repeat patrols and carry several sensors. Thermal cameras may help identify certain anomalies, while a drone can provide a rapid overview of suitable large perimeters.
The solution must work with the control room, emergency procedures and operating constraints. Robustness, maintenance and degraded modes matter as much as detection performance.
Missions can be scheduled around shifts, storage areas and quieter operating periods. Events are documented so that routes and alert thresholds can improve over time.
The challenge
Fixed cameras can see. They cannot move.
01Fences, depots and loading bays create numerous areas with limited visibility.
02A full human patrol may take too long when an alert occurs.
03Risks extend beyond intrusion to include heat, leaks and doors left open.
A purpose-built architecture
Multiple technologies. One protection system.
Thermal imaging
Useful night-time detection and support for selected technical anomalies.
Drone-in-a-box
Aerial alarm verification for compatible perimeters.
Control centre
A consolidated view of missions, alerts and operational events.
Use cases
A response designed for your site.
- Warehouses and logistics platforms
- Construction sites and material depots
- Solar farms and remote infrastructure
- Industrial facilities with extensive perimeters
Frequently asked questions
What to know before designing the solution.
Can the system detect more than an intrusion?
Depending on the selected sensors, it may help identify certain anomalies such as a hot spot, an open door or stopped equipment.
Is a drone essential on a large site?
No. It is included only when the aerial view creates real value and the operational and regulatory conditions allow it.
How does the solution integrate with a control room?
Alerts, missions and device health need to connect with the site's existing procedures and compatible operational tools.
Pilot programme