Evidence from every patrol
Level, time, location, photo and video. Not a signature in a logbook, but a record you can verify.
Night. An empty warehouse.
Two guard posts, 24/7.
€250,000 a year.
Asimova
The watch and patrol robot dog
We deploy it at your site right away. It patrols with a thermal camera and sends alarms with evidence to your security control room in real time. A human decides.
And in the morning, nobody knows if the patrol really happened.
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Guards are expensive.
Hard to hire.And they don't always show up.
The same route all night.The same doors.
Sick days. Empty shifts.Falling asleep.
And the only proof of a patrolis a signature in a logbook.
€250k
a year for two 24/7 guard posts in Slovakia. €491k in Germany and Austria.
63%
of security companies cannot fill open positions. One building needs 8.8 to 10 full-time staff.
+18%
growth in the minimum cost of security labour in Slovakia by 2027.
Sources: Slovak Ministry of Agriculture contract 2026 (CRZ 12871530), SKSB minimum labour cost €11.32/h (2025) and €13.33/h (2027), trustlocal.de 5/2026, Kryptomagazín.
It's not the guard's fault.
Nobody wants to domonotonous night work for long.
It's a systemthat isn't built for this.
Asimova patrols.A human decides.
thermal camera · alarm with evidence · control room in real time
How it works
01
The dog walks a learned route between the racks.
warehouse · flat floor · night
02
The thermal camera spots a person, even in total darkness.
temperature for every pixel · no light needed
03
The control room gets an alarm with evidence.
level · time · location · photo · video
04
The operator sends a response team, or marks it as a false alarm.
false alarms teach the robot too
05
If nobody reacts, the robot calls out a warning and sounds the siren.
the customer sets the alarms and actions
What you get
Sees in total darkness
The thermal camera measures temperature for every pixel. It finds a person behind a rack without any light.
Real-time alarms
The operator gets the evidence immediately. The response team has the location and the footage while still on the way.
No CCTV blind spots
The patrol walks the aisles at floor level. We change the route in software, without cables or construction work.
A service, not a purchase
Robot as a Service: you pay for the patrol, not for the hardware. No upfront investment.
The fleet keeps learning
Everything is logged. We fix a problem once and the fix goes to every robot at every customer.
Live, not a rendering
Our Go2 Pro with a phone as its brain, a thermal camera and warning lights. The mount is 3D printed and we wrote the app ourselves.
Footage from our tests in October 2026. The dog was stopped with the emergency stop while recording; our app controlled the lights.
Three steps: warehouse, grounds, whole building
Step 1 · pilot
Indoor warehouse
A dog with a thermal camera and a dock. Flat floor, no weather, the fastest pilot.
Step 2
Outdoor grounds
A rugged IP66 robot patrols in rain, frost and at night, where guards would rather not go.
Step 3
Multiple floors
First the ground and top floors, later every floor. Lifts and fire doors come step by step.
We buy the robot body off the shelf and swap it for the task. The brain, the phone and the software, stays the same. IP66 = protection against dust and powerful water jets.
A pilot in 30 days, not in a year
Day 1
We come and show you the robot on your site.
Week 1
We set up routes, alarms and actions with you.
Within 30 days
The robot patrols and sends evidence to your control room.
Deployment within 30 days assumes the autonomous route and dock we are finishing now. We build the hardware, software and firmware ourselves, including CAD and 3D printing.
Who it's for
Warehouses and plants
Logistics and manufacturing with night patrols that a person does today.
Data centres
Zero tolerance for intrusion, and thermal imaging that flags overheating racks and switchboards early.
Security companies
Guard services are our partners, not our competitors. One operator can watch more sites at once.
Questions we get
Will the robot replace the guard?
No, it backs the guard up. The robot verifies and sends evidence, a human decides and responds. Today the guard and the dog patrol together; tomorrow one operator watches several buildings. Whether the robot later takes over a whole post is up to the customer, the security company and the law.
Is it legal?
The robot is a technical tool in the hands of a licensed security company. Like a guard, it may warn, record and call for help. Our lawyer is reviewing the wording of warnings and the permissions under the Slovak Private Security Act (473/2005).
What about personal data and cameras?
The robot detects a person by body heat and shape, not by face. Footage stays with the customer and the security company under their GDPR rules. We do not do face recognition without the consent of the people concerned.
What can't the robot do yet?
It cannot open door handles or fire doors, use a lift, or climb steps higher than 16 cm. The Go2 Pro has no IP rating and works between 5 and 35 °C. That is why we start indoors and use an IP66 robot outside.
How much does it cost?
We rent the patrol as a service, with no hardware to buy. We agree the pilot price based on the site, the route and the number of nights. Write to us and we will reply within two working days.
When can we start?
We are looking for the first sites to pilot. We can demo the robot at your site within days.
Get in touch
We are looking for the first warehouses and security companies that want to be early. An email or a phone number is enough.
asimova
Robotic patrols with real-time evidence. Built in Slovakia.