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Ground autonomy

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DroneDog in Asylon’s product-page photograph. The image does not establish performance on every patrol route. Image: Asylon Robotics

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Asylon: A robot that climbs stairs still needs a qualified patrol route

DroneDog adds security sensing and remote supervision to Spot. Terrain ability, useful camera evidence and service availability remain separate qualifications.

Robots & Vehicles Asylon / Boston Dynamics

5 min read · 14 Oct 2026Read analysis ↗

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Knightscope: Continuous security does not mean continuous robot movement

K5 combines patrol sensors with autonomous charging. The useful coverage boundary includes the route, the charger and the time the robot is elsewhere.

Robots & Vehicles Knightscope

6 min read · 14 Oct 2026Read analysis ↗

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RAD’s third ROAMEO order tests whether autonomous patrol can become a repeatable service

RAD’s repeat ROAMEO order points toward a service that could travel across sites. Orders alone cannot show whether support costs and customer outcomes will travel with it.

Robots & Vehicles Robotic Assistance Devices

6 min read · 11 Oct 2026Read analysis ↗