Security Drones

Night patrols that fly to the alarm

Indoor drones patrol your warehouse or office floor after hours, dock themselves to charge, and fly straight to any alarm with live video for your guard. We choose the hardware for your site and build everything around it.

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Night Patrol

See a night patrol

Three drones share a warehouse or an office floor. Each patrols one zone, docks in the next to charge, and the nearest one answers any alarm.

Warehouse: six zones, six docks, three drones

Each drone patrols one zone, then docks in the next zone to charge. When an alarm trips, the nearest drone flies straight to it and streams live video to the guard.

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Drones

Events

Drones are drawn five times their real size so they show at this distance. Charging time is shortened. Drag to look around, scroll to zoom.

Every Round

What a patrol checks

People after hours

Anyone on the floor once the building is closed, flagged to your guard with live video.

Doors and exits

Doors left open, server and store rooms opened, fire exits blocked by boxes or pallets.

Lights, leaks and heat

Lights or air-conditioning left on, water on the floor, and hot spots a thermal camera can see.

Why a Drone

First on the scene, out of reach

First to the alarmThe nearest drone flies straight to it, over racks and desks, and your guard sees live video before reaching the floor.
Hard to stopDrones dock on the ceiling, out of reach. Video is saved as it is recorded, and a drone that goes silent raises an alarm itself.
Covers what others can’tHigh racks, mezzanines, stairs and cluttered aisles that ground robots and fixed cameras miss.

You stay in controlRecall every drone to its dock at any time: when staff arrive, during a fire alarm or for maintenance.
Your video stays with youVideo is analysed on your own servers, not sent to someone else’s cloud. See Private AI.
Privacy handledVideo of people is personal data under the PDPA. We set up notices, access and how long footage is kept with you.

Where It Fits

Warehouses and open office floors

Drones can’t open doors or ride lifts, so the layout decides. We tell you plainly when something else fits better.

Warehouses

Large halls with high racks and few people at night. Drones fly the aisles and check the upper levels that fixed cameras miss, with a dock in each zone.

Offices

Best on large open floors, data centres and buildings you occupy yourself. Each floor needs its own docks. In multi-tenant towers, AI on your existing cameras may be the better buy, and we will say so.

How We Work

One floor first, then the rest

Step 1: Walk the site

Layout, doors, alarms, network and where docks can go.

A patrol plan for your floor
Step 2: Choose the hardware

Drones and docks that suit your site. We are not tied to one maker.

The right drone, not our favourite
Step 3: Connect your systems

Alarms, door access, guard alerts and video on your own servers.

Alerts your guard can act on
Step 4: Pilot, then roll out

One floor or zone first. We measure time to live video, coverage and false alarms.

Results before you scale

The Drone

Built for indoors

The drone in the scene is generic, drawn from what indoor patrol drones have in common. For your site we choose a real one.

CompactAbout the size of a dinner plate, to fit aisles and corridors.
Guards on every propellerSafe near racks, walls and people.
Front camerasFor finding its way without GPS, and for live video.
Status lightGreen on patrol, red when it answers an alarm.
Charging contacts on topIt docks under a ceiling dock and charges itself between rounds.

See if drones fit your site

A free strategy session: we look at your floor plan and alarms, and tell you whether drones, robots or AI on your cameras fits best.

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