03 · Security · live
Security that verifies before it dispatches
Sentinel runs autonomous and trigger patrols, a four-up live wall with on-edge bounding boxes, geofences per shift, and a chain-of-custody on every clip.
Inside Sentinel
From live frame to verified dispatch
Patrols schedule the route. The live wall verifies the alarm. Incidents log the response. Reports close the audit. Four screens, one operator, every shift.

01 · Patrols
Every patrol, every drone, every site, one schedule
All scheduled and recurring patrols across the fleet, filterable to the row. Each patrol carries the drone, the site, the waypoint count and incident hits, so the next shift inherits a clean board, not a screenshot.
- Patrol, site, drone, waypoints and incidents in one view
- One-off and recurring patrols, color-coded for triage
- Status states: scheduled, in progress, completed
- New patrol straight from this screen, no IT ticket

02 · Live wall
Four feeds at once, the box drawn on the drone
Operators watch four feeds at once. Bounding boxes are drawn on-edge, with no cloud round-trip, so the alarm is verified on the live frame before anyone is dispatched.

03 · Incidents
Every alarm, with the verdict and the timestamp
One queue of every incident across the fleet. AI confidence, response time, false-alarm flag and operator status all live in one row, so the shift handoff is a filter, not a meeting.
- Per-row class: person, vehicle, forklift, animal, open gate
- AI confidence score and response time, side by side
- False-alarm flag separates routine activity from real breaches
- Status states: active, dispatched, on scene, resolved, escalated, dismissed

04 · Reports
Patrol logs and insurance briefings, on demand
Six report types ready by default: daily patrol log, SLA performance, false-alarm trend, after-action review, carrier-ready insurance briefing, and per-incident reports with the evidence package attached.
- Daily patrol log, the operator hand-off and shift-change document
- SLA performance, response time against target by site and severity
- False-alarm trend, rolling rate by class, shows over-sensitive zones
- Insurance briefing, a quarterly carrier-ready summary with chain-of-custody
The manual status quo
Guard rolls on a beeping panel. Most of the time, nothing's there
Static cameras alarm on motion. Operators dispatch on noise. False positives wear the program down.
Status quo
Static cameras and foot patrols
- Fixed PTZs, blind to off-axis activity
- Motion alarms, most of them nothing
- Foot patrols miss what isn't on the route
- Clips lack chain-of-custody
- Operators desensitize to alarms
Sentinel
Autonomous patrols, verified dispatch
- Scheduled and trigger patrols, same fleet
- On-edge bounding boxes verify the alarm
- Geofences and rules per shift
- Chain-of-custody on every frame
- Federated across sites, swarm capable
Capabilities
From alarm to verified threat, without the dispatch
Every clip is tagged with the operator, the geofence, the rule and the route flown, exportable as a single PDF.
Reported outcomes
Numbers reported by customers running Sentinel
Reported by customers across live deployments. Under NDA: numbers yes, names never
Integrations
Slots into the security stack on site
Ready when you are
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