Security robots: Security robots are robots designed to protect and monitor buildings, facilities or other areas. They are usually equipped with a variety of sensors and cameras to perform a range of tasks, such as monitoring video, identifying abnormal behavior, and detecting smoke or gas leaks. Some security robots are also equipped with autonomous navigation capabilities to patrol designated areas or respond to specific events.

Inspection robots: Inspection robots are used to regularly check and monitor the status of equipment, facilities or infrastructure. They can be equipped with various sensors and tools, such as cameras, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, etc., to collect data and perform specific tasks. Inspection robots can inspect factories, power plants, oil fields and other environments to help detect faults, leaks or other anomalies and prevent potential problems in advance.

Patrol robot: Patrol robot refers to a robot that can perform security patrol tasks in a designated area. They usually have functions such as autonomous navigation, image recognition and voice interaction. Patrol robots can patrol commercial buildings, public places, parking lots and other areas, monitor abnormal behavior, provide security alerts, and communicate with human security personnel or command centers in real time.

These security, inspection and patrol robots are designed to improve safety, reduce human risk and play an important role in monitoring and protection tasks. They can continue to work during the regular patrol inspection process, reduce the human burden, and provide faster and more accurate response capabilities, as well as a traceable patrol log process.

On the right is the K1 model of KNIGHTSCOPE professional security company in the United States, and in the middle is the excellent inspector.