As the person responsible for the security or safety of a protected private site, you are constantly on the lookout for innovative solutions to enhance the protection of your sites and the safety of your facilities.
With this in mind, the integration of an autonomous patrol robot could well be the missing piece in your security and prevention plan. But how do you integrate it into your strategy, without losing sight of the human and budgetary aspects?
Because such a plan requires a complete systemic approach, we’ll give you a few pointers for integrating an autonomous outdoor surveillance robot.
The key to the success of any technological integration lies in preparing your teams. Both beforehand, to warn them of the arrival of the security robot, and during training to use the robot and its interface.
We often see rejection from operators in the field, because they haven’t received the information and find themselves up against the wall. That’s why we encourage our customers to introduce the robot and its benefits to their security guards, operators and firefighters. As far as the GR100 robot is concerned, we have designed it to maximise the operational efficiency of safety and security teams.
At Running Brains Robotics, we are committed to providing free training to our customers, i.e. the people who will be working with the robot and using the dedicated interface.
By informing and training your staff, you unlock the full potential of this human-robot collaboration, offering a synergistic approach to your security team.
Integrating the GR100 autonomous outdoor safety robot requires a methodical adaptation of your existing operational procedures, in conjunction with the construction of an overall safety plan.
The first step is to revisit your operational procedures to identify areas where the GR100 can add value. This may include making adjustments to optimise coordination between agents and the robot, defining the specific responsibilities of each player, and determining the ideal intervention scenarios. It is crucial to create a synergy between human intelligence and the autonomous capabilities of the robot for effective and harmonious collaboration.
Review of operational procedures:
The construction of the overall safety and prevention plan must incorporate the new dimensions that the surveillance robot brings. This includes defining specific surveillance zones, optimising robot patrols for maximum coverage, strategic scan and action points, and integrating the robot fleet management interface into your usual procedures. Careful planning of these aspects ensures the smooth integration of the robot into your overall safety and security system.
Building the overall safety and security plan:
The process of building your plan must also take into account the complementary nature of human-robot collaboration. The specific skills of the agents and the GR100 must be aligned to create a synergistic and proactive safety team.
Human-robot synergy:
This structured approach ensures that you create an environment where every member of your team contributes optimally to site safety.
Building a solid safety and prevention plan involves accurate budget analysis and financial planning. Integrating new technologies, such as the GR100 autonomous robot, is calculated!
Here are the key elements to consider in your budget projection:
Initial costs :
Ongoing operational costs :
Return on Investment (ROI):
Long-term savings:
By including these elements in your budget projection, you will be able to fully assess the costs associated with integrating the GR100 robot. Rigorous budget planning will demonstrate not only the financial viability of this solution, but also the tangible benefits it will bring to your overall safety and prevention strategy.
Integrating the GR100 roundup robot into your overall security and prevention plan enables you to establish an effective strategy to combat the increasing risks to your employees, assets and sites. It’s a way of overcoming recruitment difficulties in the security sector.
The challenge is to adopt a general approach, with a convergence of human and robotic security, and to optimise your security budget while raising the level of protection of your facilities. Adding an autonomous security robot also enables you to respond to the constant need for innovation in the industrial, tertiary and ERP sectors.
You now have all the cards in hand to enter the future of security!
Head of Marketing & Communication at Running Brains Robotics
