AI for security robots that work among people
Opaintelligence is a robotics AI lab. We build models that help security robots understand, predict and adapt to human behavior in real, unstructured places: warehouses, campuses, parking lots and public spaces.
Opaitra
Opaitra is a line of fully autonomous security robots. They carry cameras, thermal imaging, LiDAR and AI software, and they patrol, monitor and detect anomalies across large commercial, industrial and public spaces.
Opaitra robots are built by a security-robotics company that Opaintelligence has signed an agreement to acquire. We will name the company when the acquisition closes.
What Opaitra does, and whereWhat it does on patrol
- Autonomous navigation
- Satellite positioning, visual SLAM and multi-sensor arrays carry it along pre-mapped perimeters, indoor hallways and outdoor ground, steering around obstacles.
- Real-time surveillance
- 360-degree high-definition video, night vision, bi-spectral thermal cameras for heat and fire, and automatic license plate recognition.
- AI anomaly detection
- Machine-learning models on the robot flag unusual behavior, people in restricted zones, and hazards such as gas leaks and smoke.
- A person in the loop
- Alerts go to a remote operations center, where an analyst verifies them and coordinates the response.
Where it works
Warehouses and logistics
Watching high-value inventory, checking doors and locks, and scanning sprawling distribution yards.
Corporate and industrial campuses
Patrolling perimeters, parking lots and utility plants to deter trespassing.
Public safety pilots
Supporting local police and neighborhood associations with mobile video feeds and two-way emergency communication.
People stay in charge
Opaitra does not act on a serious alert alone. An analyst in a remote operations center verifies it and coordinates the response. We are also building a second check, the command guard: before a robot carries out a command, fixed safety rules and a model review it, and anything risky waits for a person. It runs in simulation today.
Try the command guard12 of 12risky commands stopped in each of 3 test runs, with no safe command stopped. Measured in a simulated robot cell on a small set our team wrote.
Early access, by application
For businesses and research organizations that want our robotics models, agents and expert-labeled robot data. Each program starts with a scoped pilot.