there is no RAD tech there here is original article in english...
but that is a SMP deployment...
The autonomous robots distributed by TBC-France are designed to interact with your company's security system, to which they seamlessly integrate.
The transmission of video signals and alarms are naturally done on common platforms (Genetec, Milestone, etc.).
For example, you can use the Genetec interface to directly control their PTZ cameras.
We can install the sensors of your choice on your robots: you will receive the required data, at the desired pace.
Thanks to these plug-ins and APIs, we can customize your robots to meet your needs.
article below
Monitoring a warehouse or a department requires staff. Often too much, whether in times of budget cuts or redefining law enforcement priorities. While access control systems have already reduced the investment in personnel, several companies have been offering innovative robots for patrols for some years. The company EOS Innovation, bought by the Parrot group, has deployed its robot E-Vigilante, for example. A new player, TBC-France, a subsidiary of TBC-World Group, also wants to win in this market estimated at a few thousand robots in France. First of all by distributing the autonomous outdoor robot of the Californian company SMP Robotics, but also by proposing his counterpart "Jack", conceived and assembled him in France. Currently being tested in the company premises, this new machine will soon be deployed in real conditions for experimentation on prospect sites. His strong point? It reduces the number of sometimes awkward hoardings of doubt in large sites equipped with perimeter protection."In the event of an alarm, it is expensive to send a staff to remove the doubt, while in 95% of cases there is no incident," says Renato Cudicio, president of TBC-France. If he does not receive a salary, the autonomous robot still has a cost, estimated at 5,000 euros per month.
yes another painful blow to RAD...
why no RAD technology in this rental robot...
should be checking out the TBC groups Tech...far from RAD's and seems a little more innovative...just saying....
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