Security robots produce a continuous stream of operational data during patrol. Here's exactly what that data is and what you can do with it:

Every patrol run is logged with a timestamp, route taken, duration, and any anomalies detected. This creates a searchable, timestamped record of every circuit the robot has completed — something that human guard rounds rarely produce with the same consistency.

Continuous video is captured during operation. By default, footage is retained on a rolling basis (7–30 days depending on your agreement). Footage from flagged events — detected motion, anomalies, triggered alerts — is marked for extended retention and is retrievable on demand.

When the robot's sensors detect something — a person in a restricted zone, motion after hours, an unidentified vehicle — it generates an event record. Each event includes: timestamp, location within the facility, sensor type that triggered it (visual, thermal, motion), and a video clip of the triggering event.

Your security team can access a live video stream from the robot on demand. This lets your team remotely assess a situation in real time before dispatching a human response.

Battery levels, navigation performance, sensor health, and uptime are all logged continuously. We monitor this remotely and use it for proactive maintenance scheduling.

Your designated security personnel have access to patrol logs, detection events, and footage. Access is role-based and configured during deployment. Helpforce AI technical staff access telemetry for monitoring and support purposes only.

Detection events and alerts can be pushed to your existing security monitoring software via API or webhook, depending on your setup. See the Integrating with Security Systems article for details.

If you have specific requirements around data format, retention, or access controls, raise them during the proposal phase. Email [email protected].