01 / 05 · On a route
It reaches where no one else does
It drives the most remote stretches of the perimeter, by day and by night.
SX-1 robot
The robot that covers your perimeter
It drives the routes on your site map, detects people entering a detection zone and sends the alert to your security company, your ARC or your phone. It is built on an industrial electric chassis and its autonomy system runs on our vehicle.It drives the perimeter, detects people entering a detection zone and sends the alert to your security company, your ARC or your phone.
02 / 05 · Detects
By day and by night
The LiDAR and the cameras work together to detect whoever comes in, by day and by night.
03 / 05 · Your zone
It only alerts on what matters
You set the detection zones and when each one alerts: it alerts on whoever enters them, not on whoever walks past outside, and marks whether it is a person or a vehicle.
04 / 05 · The alert
Every alert, with the evidence
The photo, what it saw and its position on the map, so whoever handles it (your security company, your ARC or you) decides with facts.
Lights and siren
The SX-1 carries lights and a siren to make itself noticed on site.Illustrative model and simulation · not to scale
Data sheet · SX-1 robot
What the robot carries, and why
Autonomy systemTested in the real world
Perception
What the robot sees around it.
- LiDAR
- 360°: detects, together with the cameras, people entering a detection zone
- Cameras
- Detect together with the LiDAR and give an image of every alert, as evidence
- Detection range
- 120 m
Autonomy systemTested in the real world
Autonomy
Where the robot is, and what runs on board.
- Localisation
- Centimetre-level, with the LiDAR and the GPS on the site’s 3D map
- On-board computing
- Perception and navigation on board. Alerts are sent from the robot itself
- Software
- Autonomy stack integrated and developed by SeaX AI
Autonomy systemTested in the real world
Safety
- In the event of a fault
- Two independent detection paths, fault detection, reduced speed and safe stop
SX-1 robot
Physical platform
- Base
- Industrial electric chassis
- Battery life
- 16 h per charge
- Distance per charge
- 150 km
- Top speed
- 14 km/h, adjustable
- Dimensions
- 2.5 × 1.7 × 1.7 m (length, width, height)
Robot as a Service
You don’t buy it: you rent it, all included
The robot
The SX-1, rented
The platform and the apps
SeaX Core, with SeaX View, SeaX Pro and SeaX Connect
Maintenance
SeaX AI maintains the robots and supervises them technically
The alert path
From the robot to whoever handles the alert
Every alert leaves the SX-1 with its evidence (the image, the time and the zone), and the SeaX Core platform takes it to whoever handles it.
Real-world testRobot SX-1
Detects with the LiDAR and the cameras, by day and by night.
SeaX Core
The platform receives the alert with its evidence and takes it to each of them.
SeaX Live
Your security company
The security officer sees the alert with the camera and decides.
SeaX Connect
Your ARC
If needed, the officer escalates it, with the images.
SeaX View
You
The alert reaches your phone.
Along the fence or inside the site
What changes is the route: along the fence, or on the tracks inside the site.
- A continuous route along the fence; you set when each zone alerts
- An alert with the image and position of every detection
- Every detection placed on the site map
- Routes along the tracks on the site map
- An alert with the image and position, just as along the fence
- A visible presence on site
Safe on your site
Predictable day to day, and if something fails
On your site
- Started next to the robot
- Nobody starts the robot remotely: it is always started next to it
- If something blocks its way
- It goes around it; if it cannot, it stops and moves on once the way is clear
- Only on the mapped routes
- It drives the routes drawn on your site map, at route speed
If something fails
- Your site network goes down
- The alert is still sent from the robot, over the mobile network
- Our server goes down
- The robot keeps to its route and alerts keep reaching your ARC
- The robot loses contact
- It never shows as green: you see it as “no contact”
- Something fails on board
- It slows down or comes to a safe stop
Questions about the robot
Questions about operations, the pilot and pricing are in Security companies.
See the questions about operationsWho receives the alert?
Whoever handles the alerts for your site: your security company, whose security officer gets it with a photo and position in SeaX Live; your alarm receiving centre (ARC), through SeaX Connect, compatible with the standard protocol used by receiving centres; or you, on your phone with SeaX View, if the estate is yours. Whoever receives it decides the response.
The three ways to use itWhat about security officers?
It extends your security officers’ reach on long perimeters: your security company operates the robot from its post with SeaX Live and decides the response.
Can it be moved or started remotely?
Nobody starts the robot remotely: it is always started next to it, with a physical control.
Contact
Let’s talk about your perimeter
Tell us about your site and we will show you the system.
Prefer email? [email protected]
For security companies