Plan the mission
Set the route, schedule, checkpoints, access rules and what should create an event.
Patrol plans and supervises autonomous security missions. Robots cover the route; your control room receives the events that need a person.
The robot is only one part. The service also needs policy, local execution, event verification and a clean handoff into the existing security operation.
Set the route, schedule, checkpoints, access rules and what should create an event.
The local runtime supervises the robot and keeps the active mission close to the site.
A detection is checked against location, time, policy and recent mission context.
The existing team receives video, location, confidence and mission history together.
Explore three illustrative patrol events. Switch between live evidence, site context and the incident record, then record the operator decision.

Patrol uses the wider WorkMachines system. Its mission control, site execution and machine connectors are also used by other WorkMachines applications.
The parts used to plan, run and review a patrol.
A named person remains responsible for the mission and any response.
The first WorkMachines solution, configured for one site and operating model.
The cloud plans the mission and retains the complete operational record.
Patrol detections are interpreted, checked and governed before handoff.
Local supervision, safety and buffering continue if the cloud is unavailable.
The Patrol service is isolated from each manufacturer’s SDK and state model.
The active patrol route, the machine and its sensing payload.
The strongest first sites have repeatable patrol paths, a meaningful coverage gap and a team ready to receive verified events.
The patrol path and checkpoints can be mapped.
There is a real gap in night, perimeter or remote-site coverage.
A named team already owns the incident once it is verified.
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