NVIDIA's exclusive ISC West Robot Partner Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicle > Fully autonomous patrolling > 12 hours without recharging > Panoramic video surveillance system > Automatic obstacle avoidance > Overcome obstacles up to 7 inches > Any weather conditions, rain, snow, gusty wind > Temperature range from -7°F to +110°F > Guard friendly robot > Security operations integration > Milestone and other VMS integration > “Super Human” autonomous human and vehicle detection > Two way audio. Panic button. > Auto Tracking PTZ Camera 400 ft. zoom > 100% ONVIF standards support > AZURE cloud data solutions by AV5 > Open platform for special equipment, sensors integration software development Mobile video surveillance system The robot is designed as part of security system of large area facilities. Staying on position and optimal for video surveillance of protected areas, the panoramic video surveillance system detects movements while the PTZ camera targets in on moving objects. If the system recognizes a human in a PTZ camera image, it transmits an alarm signal to a guard station. After analyzing the video image, an operator can makes a decision to reset an alarm, turn on a siren, or a turn on a strobe on the robot and send out security personnel to deal with the intrusion. In case of alarm reset or in absence of an intruder in the camera's field of vision, the robot automatically moves to the next observation position. When using several robots within protected area, their routes are coordinated. Remote video surveillance An operator is able to remotely control the robot through a portable computer. The Robot Vision software displays the view from the Robot camera, the current position of the Robot, the status of its control system, and the batteries' discharge level. If required, the route of the Robot can be changed remotely. Video and data are transmitted through WiFi. Large area facilities require WiFi-enable networks to ensure reliable video coverage of patrol routes. During patrolling, mission video from all cameras is recorded by the built-in DVR. During recharging, video data is copied to a stationary NAS using Ethernet connection. Autonomous patrolling The robot is centered on a wheeled chassis and moves between surveillance positions, without operator's assistance, under control of its automated driving system. The patrol route is memorized during the robot's first patrol mission under the control of an operator. The automatic video driving system allows moving along the established patrol route even under conditions of unstable GPS data reception, for example, in forested parks or on heavily built-up areas. The robot is also able to bypass obstacles without operator assistance. The robot can patrol for more than 12 hours without recharging depending on terrain. All-weather round-the-clock operation Water resistant ability of the robot is sufficient for driving on any type of hard surface or even crossing shallow puddles and soft ground patches. In winter time, patrolling routes must be cleared of snow, as this robot moves on routes that are free of snow. At night, patrolling headlights are used (and can be switched between downward beams and upper beams). For concealed operation at night, IR LED lights can be mounted on the robot (optionally). For emergency withdrawal from the route or manual control in other situations, a manual control console is included with the supplied setup.

Security Robot SMP Robotics Inc., 391 Sutter Street, Office 303 San Francisco, CA 94108 0 +1.415.572.2316 ' +1.702.204.6388 inforasmprobotics.com www.smprobotics.com robotTc ASSISTANCE DEVICES Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. //////////////////^^^^ 23121 La Cadena, Suite B/C Laguna Hitts, CA 92653 0 877-78ROBOT inforaroboticassistancedevices.com www.roboticassistancedevices.com Security surveillance system Technical characteristics S5PTZ S5HD S5HD PTZ Cruising range at +5°C (41oF) , up to 24 km 15 miles Human detection distance 160 ft (50 m) no detection no detection Accuracy...