Fdata’s autonomous security robot , named models starting with A6, can be used for patrol, special operations, danger alerts, troubleshooting, set automatic obstacle avoidance, fixed-point voice broadcast, face recognition, all-around videosurveillance, one-touch SOS alarm, face recognition, environmental monitoring, voice intercom, etc. This outdoor automated security robot series is a multifunctional security patrol robot that can meet the security needs of smart cities, residential communities, commercial plazas, industrial parks, border crossings, and other places.
Security patrol robot application scenes: exhibition halls, museums, star hotels, server rooms, electric power, and other places.
SECURITY ROBOT CASES
Security Robot A602
A601 Smart Surveillance Robot
MOBILE SURVEILLANCE ROBOT FEATURES
1. Unmanned Inspection: Security patrol robot needs no manual for unattended management. It can conduct automatic path planning, independent execution of tasks, data collection, and analysis in the execution of tasks, collection of big data, and cloud computing to achieve unmanned inspection.
2. Intelligent Linkage: The system of our security robot for sale is reserved for linkage protocol interface, which can be intelligently linked with fire fighting system, early warning system, public security system, and other systems.
3. Public Security: The security patrol robot can realize the identification and positioning of criminals and suspicious people, assist the security personnel to improve the disposal efficiency, and realize the guidance, evacuation, and exclusion of people in dense areas to maintain public security.
4. Environmental Monitoring: The security patrol robot is equipped with multiple sensors, which can detect smoke, combustible gas, PM2.5, temperature, and fire source in real-time, and provide timely alarm, warning, and repair for abnormal points.If you need any kinds of delivery robot, please contact us, as a professional delivery robot manufactures, FDATA is willing to offer you high quality products.
