How it works
Visit. Plan. Install. Run.
From the first site walk to a running fleet. Coverage mapped, equipment installed, procedures written and service on a schedule.
From first visit to running fleet
A robot that cannot get through your gate, over your curb or onto your network is an expensive paperweight. The site visit is where these projects succeed or fail.
01
Visit
We walk the property. Ground conditions, slopes, gates, surfaces, weather, lighting, network coverage, what cameras and door systems are already there, what you currently spend on guarding it, and what you are actually trying to stop.
02
Plan
Coverage and patrol routes mapped out, equipment chosen and specified, a decision on how each existing system gets connected, and a written scope you can hand to your own IT and insurance people.
03
Install
Docks and charging, network, site mapping, restricted areas, connections into your cameras and door systems, and hands-on training. Then a trial period running alongside your current process until the results hold up.
04
Run
The fleet goes live. Alerts are handled against your written procedures, maintenance runs on schedule, and we sit down every quarter to review what actually got prevented and what should change.
What happens after you write
Email hello@robotsecurity.team with the site that costs the most to guard. We schedule the walk, bring the coverage plan back and only then talk install.
- One site first. Portfolios come after the first deployment proves out.
- Your existing cameras and door systems stay in play where they still earn their keep.
- Service radius, response window and training are part of the plan, not a later surprise.
Start with one site
Send us the property that costs the most to guard, or the one that worries you the most. We will walk it, note what is already installed, and come back with a coverage plan.