00 / OVERVIEW
Ground robots, drones and counter-drone systems on commercial sites — connected to the cameras, doors and security staff you already have. We own the machines, carry the insurance and answer the 2am call.
| Robot | Type | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| G‑01 | Ground | North perimeter | Patrolling |
| G‑04 | Ground | Trailer yard | On duty |
| A‑02 | Drone | Dock 2 · standby | Docked |
| A‑07 | Drone | Substation sweep | Flying |
| C‑01 | Counter | Airspace watch | Normal |
| S‑18 | Sensor | Deck 3 · stairwell | Testing |
01 / WHY
Cameras are evidence. Not prevention.
Why we started RST
Footage is forensic. It tells you what already happened, to money you have already lost. We think the job is to stop it while it is still starting. That takes machines and people working as one system, not a camera grid nobody is watching.
We choose the equipment. We install it. We connect it to what you already run. Then we take on the part most companies leave to someone else — keeping it working on a real site, for years, in bad weather, at 2am.
People do the work that needs judgment. Robots take the dangerous and repetitive shifts.
02 / WHAT WE DEPLOY
All of it reports to one screen. We choose equipment site by site, based on the ground, the risk and what you already have installed.
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Every camera, door, sensor and robot reports to the same place. The software links related events together and hands your operator one ranked alert, instead of six from six apps. It also works out which sites and which hours carry the most risk, before the shift starts.
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Patrol in any weather, over curbs, slopes, gravel, grass and ramps. They charge themselves between rounds. Routes vary, so nobody can stand across the road and time the loop. And the software can send one straight to an alarm instead of waiting for the next pass.
03
For sites too large or too spread out to walk. Aircraft sit in a weatherproof dock. They launch on an alarm or on a schedule, and put a camera over any point on site in about a minute. Full details below.
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We detect, track and identify drones over your property. Where you hold the authority, we supply systems that can stop one. Most sites have no idea what flies over them. That is a sensing problem first and a legal question second, and we treat it in that order.
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We take feeds from cameras you already own. Then we fill the gaps a camera grid leaves. Sound detection for breaking glass and raised voices. Radar for movement a camera can't see. Laser scanning to build an accurate map of the site.
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Equipment in the field is an operations problem long before it is a technology problem. So you get scheduled servicing, a promised response time when something breaks, spare parts on hand, and training that repeats as your staff changes. That is the difference between a working fleet and an abandoned pilot.
03 / DRONES
Aircraft, cameras and other equipment they carry, the software that flies them, pilot training, and ongoing service — specified, installed and supported by us.
04 / COUNTER-DRONE
A radar on its own is a science project. Counter-drone only matters as a sequence that ends in a decision somebody is legally allowed to make — and a record of who made it.
Radio detection, radar, sound and the drone's own ID broadcast — layered, because no single sensor catches every aircraft.
Combine what separate sensors see into one track, so your team argues about the threat rather than about which screen is right.
Aircraft type, flight pattern and likely intent. Tell the hobbyist over the fence apart from the flight that repeats at the same hour.
A person with the authority decides. Stopping a drone is federally restricted, so we only install that capability where you legally hold the right.
Point a camera, launch a drone, alert your team, or — where you hold the authority — intervene. Then produce a record that stands up to review.
05 / HOW IT WORKS
A robot that can't 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
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're actually trying to stop.
02
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.
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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.
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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.
06 / WHY US
Not principles — commitments, and the reasons they exist. Each one costs us something, which is exactly why they are worth reading.
Title stays with RST. You're buying covered hours, not a capital asset that's obsolete in eighteen months and worth nothing on your balance sheet when it is. If a better platform ships mid-contract, swapping it is our cost and our logistics problem, not a write-off on yours.
Why it matters: nobody who resells you hardware can offer this — once they've sold the box, the depreciation is yours.
Every deployment is scoped against a service radius before we quote it, with a qualified technician committed to a contracted response window and an uptime guarantee backed by service credits when we miss it. Spare parts sit on a shelf within driving distance of your site.
Why it matters: equipment in the field is an operations problem long before it is a technology problem. Somebody has to be able to get to it.
General liability, umbrella and technology errors-and-omissions cover, carried by RST as a condition of our manufacturer agreements. When a robot clips a resident's car in your car park, the claim goes to our policy and our adjuster — not to your property insurer, and not into a two-year argument with a vendor overseas.
Why it matters: this is the single question your risk manager will ask, and most robotics vendors have no answer to it.
First-line triage runs on our side, against procedures we write with you during installation. Your team gets a verified incident with the footage attached. They don't get four hundred motion alerts a night, which is how every camera system ends up ignored within a month.
Why it matters: a guard company adding robots has to staff this themselves. We already do.
Every platform sits behind an adapter layer, so replacing one is a configuration change rather than ripping out an installation. With smaller manufacturers we negotiate source escrow or manufacturing rights before we field them, so the capability survives the supplier.
Why it matters: your site should never be a bet on one company. The adapter layer is what keeps it from being one.
Every engagement starts with a paid walk-through: gate widths, curb heights, slopes, surfaces, network coverage, your existing cameras and door panels, and what the site costs you to guard today. We've told people the honest answer was a light, a camera and a locked gate. The survey fee is what lets us say that.
Why it matters: a free survey is a sales call. You get told what you're buying either way.
07 / PARTNERS
We choose equipment site by site rather than defending one product line. Every platform clears the same three stages before it is allowed near a customer.
Specifications, legal and supply-chain position, support model, warranty, spare-parts route and software connections all under review. Nothing goes on a customer site at this stage.
The equipment is wired into our software and run in a trial period against a live site until we know how it behaves — and until we've broken one and repaired it ourselves.
Cleared for customer sites, with spare parts stocked, technicians trained on it, and an uptime guarantee we're willing to put in a contract.
Manufacturers: we sell, install and service equipment in North America, hold the insurance and the field-response obligation, and connect your product to software that works with everyone rather than locking it behind ours. Get in touch.
08 / WHERE IT FITS
The numbers work first wherever guarding is expensive, hard to staff, outdoors, overnight, or somewhere you'd rather not send a person at all.
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Overnight patrol across parking, amenities and the perimeter without paying for a full-time guard. Package theft, trespassing and after-hours pool access — with a report the owner will actually forward.
02
Unstaffed substations, switchyards and generating sites. Copper theft, fence breaches and overgrowth on assets hours from the nearest responder, where regulations require documented monitoring.
03
Perimeter and yard patrol, generator and utility checks, loading-dock discipline, and continuous proof that a fence line nobody walks at 3am is still intact.
04
Trailer yards, container stacks and rough ground where fixed cameras leave blind spots. Trailer tampering, fuel theft, unauthorized pickups and gate bypass — plus a record that holds up on an insurance claim.
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Car park and exterior patrol, deterrence around vehicles and trolleys, and support for organized retail crime cases that plugs into the tools your loss prevention team already uses.
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Multi-storey decks where phone signal drops, lighting is patchy and staffing every level is impossible. Break-ins, stairwell incidents, plate capture at the entrance and reserved-bay enforcement.
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Sports fields, outlying car parks and building exteriors that would cost six figures to trench cable to for a single camera. Coverage that moves to wherever the schedule needs it.
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Perimeter, outdoor storage and after-hours coverage, plus routine checks of gauges, doors and equipment on rounds a guard would otherwise walk with a clipboard.
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Transmission corridors, pipeline routes, rail and long fence lines. Drone inspection on a regular cycle, with the same footage serving both the security case and the engineering one.
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Facilities where staffing is the real constraint, and where being able to send a machine into an area before people go in is worth more than any camera.
09 / ABOUT
Robot Security Team installs and runs autonomous security equipment for commercial properties. We select from several manufacturers rather than defending one product line, license the software that ties everything together rather than pretending we wrote all of it, and carry the work that both manufacturers and software companies prefer to leave to somebody else — installation, servicing, insurance and uptime.
That structure is deliberate. A manufacturer is motivated to fit its own product to your problem. We're motivated to fit the right product to your problem, including telling you when a robot is the wrong answer.
We work behind the security companies we partner with. If you provide guarding, we supply the equipment, the insurance, the technicians and the spare-parts shelf — none of it landing on your balance sheet, and your officers and your client stay yours.
How the work is divided
10 / CONTACT
Send us the property that costs the most to guard, or the one that worries you the most. We'll walk it, note what's already installed, and come back with a coverage plan and specified equipment — measured against what guarding it costs you today.
Site visits, coverage plans and rollout across a portfolio.
hello@robotsecurity.teamThe equipment, the insurance and the technicians. Your officers and your client stay yours.
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