Today, automated monitoring and inspection systems are essential for monitoring at-risk areas and critical objects in real time. With the help of unmanned ground vehicles (UGV) and aerial vehicles (UAV), areas can be monitored seamlessly and potential risks identified immediately. State-of-the-art drones fly predetermined routes and capture aerial images even from difficult-to-access perspectives, while unmanned ground robots can independently traverse large areas and even difficult terrain. Thanks to a variety of sensors, such as thermal imaging cameras, laser scanners and gas sensors, these systems detect temperature changes, pollutant levels and structural weaknesses in real time.

AI-supported real-time processing of sensor data allows anomalies to be detected and forwarded immediately. Such systems are particularly suitable for dangerous or difficult-to-access locations, as they work without human intervention and minimize risks for personnel. In this way, this modern technology helps to close security gaps and ensure a rapid response to potential threats.