Security & Patrol Drones and Robots | Perimeter and Facility Security

Automated aerial patrol and quadruped ground robots for perimeter security, facility patrol, and alarm response across industrial sites, utilities, campuses, and logistics yards.

Ground robot on patrol over rough terrain
Security & Patrol

Cover the perimeter from the air and the ground

Automated aerial patrol for the fence line and open ground, plus quadruped robots that walk the interior, the tank farm and the stairwells a drone cannot reach.

Why guard rounds miss things

Large sites are patrolled on a schedule an intruder can learn, by people who cannot be everywhere.

The perimeter is too big to walk

A guard covers a fraction of a large site per round, on a predictable loop. An aerial patrol flies the full fence line on a schedule you set, including the sections nobody wants to walk at 3am.

Cameras only see where they point

Fixed cameras leave gaps, and adding more means trenching and conduit. A patrol robot goes where the cameras do not, indoors and out, and carries its own thermal and optical sensors.

Sending a person is the risky part

Alarm response puts a guard into an unknown situation alone. Send a robot first, see what is actually there, then decide whether anyone needs to go at all.

Automated aerial patrol

Fly the fence line on a schedule

A sealed dock launches the aircraft on a timetable or on an alarm, flies the route and returns to charge. No operator on site.

  • Scheduled and alarm-triggered launches
  • Returns and recharges between patrols
  • Thermal and zoom payload options
  • Sealed for permanent outdoor siting
DJI Dock 3 →
DJI Dock 3
Unitree A2 Quadruped Robot
Weatherized ground patrol

A patrol that works in the weather

An IP56 industrial quadruped built for outdoor patrol and inspection rounds, with over five hours of endurance per charge.

  • IP56 weatherized for outdoor rounds
  • Over 5 hours and roughly 20 km per charge
  • 128-channel LiDAR for autonomous navigation
  • Carries inspection and sensor payloads
Unitree A2 Quadruped Robot →

Before you scope the program

NDAA compliance, answered honestly

DJI and Autel aircraft are not NDAA compliant, and Unitree robots are made in China. If your site or contract carries that restriction, tell us first and we will point you at compliant options instead.

Start with one, then scale

Most sites prove the route with a single unit before funding a fleet. We will spec a pilot that answers the question without overbuying.

US warranty and US support

Everything ships from the United States through authorized distribution with US-based service. Formal quotes, W-9s and vendor registration are routine.