The VETER AGAMA patrol robot covers the grounds along a set route with no gaps, sends an alert with a snapshot when it spots an intruder, and keeps a record of every patrol. Currently in development.
A night patrol depends on a person, and a person gets tired, skips a section, takes a shortcut. Fixed cameras stay put and never cover the whole site.
The route is recorded, and the patrol follows it exactly - no cut corners, no skipped sections.
The machine sends an alert with a snapshot to the guard post and to the app.
Every patrol leaves behind video, a track and a checksum of the recording: proof the patrol happened, not somebody's word for it.
The tracked chassis keeps going through snow and mud that stop a wheeled robot.
Patrols the perimeter of a facility or farm and proves the route was covered. Currently in development.
On tracks, the robot gets through snow and mud and turns in place. On dry ground it climbs grades of up to 30 degrees.
From then on, the robot repeats it to within centimeters. Between buildings and indoors, where there is no satellite signal, it navigates by lidar.
The whole farm is on the tablet's map: assign a job in two taps and see the robot's status right on the screen.
VETER AGAMA is in development. Timing and configuration are worked out on inquiry; work on the components it shares with our production machines is already under way.
Fixed cameras stay put and never cover the whole site. The machine drives the entire route and records it.
The machine stops, sends an alert with a snapshot, and resumes the route on the operator's command.
Describe the job and the conditions, and we'll tell you whether a standard machine will handle it or it calls for custom work.
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