Persistent awareness.
Unwavering protection.
Titan's networked patrol systems provide continuous, multi-domain surveillance — on the ground, in the air, and through complex structures — so nothing goes unnoticed.
Wheeled Systems
Autonomous ground patrol across roads, perimeters, and facilities
Legged Systems
Structural patrol through buildings, stairwells, and confined areas
Aerial Systems
Persistent aerial surveillance and rapid-response overwatch
Perimeter Security
Continuous autonomous patrol of facility perimeters with coordinated ground and aerial coverage, detecting intrusions in real time and alerting response teams instantly.
Border Monitoring
Wide-area persistent surveillance across remote border zones using aerial platforms, with ground units positioned for rapid investigation and verification.
Infrastructure Protection
Around-the-clock monitoring of critical infrastructure — data centers, power stations, and water treatment facilities — with legged systems inspecting interior spaces.
Urban Patrol
Coordinated autonomous patrol units operating in urban environments, providing visible deterrence and real-time situational awareness to security operations centers.
Event & Venue Overwatch
Temporary deployments stood up for stadiums, festivals, and public gatherings — patrol lanes drawn in the morning, machines on rotation by gates-open, fleet recovered when the crowd leaves.
Remote Site Watch
Unmanned laydown yards, telecom shelters, and satellite facilities held by Module ESP pods and a periodic patrol loop — coverage without staffing a post nobody wants.
One patrol shift, end to end.
A Titan patrol deployment is not a camera on wheels. It is a rehearsed, layered operation where every machine, pod, and operator action follows a sequence designed before the first shift.
Survey & Map
Titan 88 quadcopters fly the site while ground units walk it. The mapping skill builds a shared site model; patrol lanes, keep-out zones, and escalation boundaries are drawn in Titan Command Center.
Rehearse
Operators replay the patrol plan against Titan Matrix — night fog, sensor dropout, intruders that don't follow scripts — on the same console they'll use in production, before a single machine rolls.
Disperse
Titan 0000 units seed Module ESP pods along fence lines and blind corners. Stationary eyes hold the perimeter between passes, so coverage never depends on where a machine happens to be.
Patrol
Ground loops by Titan 0000, stairwell and interior sweeps by Titan 1111, overwatch orbits by Titan 88 — staggered by the planner so the coverage picture never gaps.
Detect & Escalate
Model-first decisions classify what the fleet sees on-device. Confirmed anomalies page a human operator with the full context — location, track history, and live feeds from every nearby unit.
Handoff & Log
The operator takes over through teleop when judgment is needed. Every detection, decision, and override lands in the hash-chained evidence log, ready for the morning security review.
A perimeter that watches itself.
- Titan 0000 — fence-line loops, gate posts, and vehicle checkpoints
- Titan 1111 — stairwells, catwalks, and interior sweeps
- Titan 88 — overwatch orbits and rapid reposition to any alert
- Module ESP — droppable sensor pods holding blind corners between passes
- Spotlight and speaker emitters for standoff challenge and deterrence
- Thermal imaging modules for after-dark detection
- Swappable battery packs staged at charge points along the route
- Patrol & Security mission profile — ships in Titan Core OS
- Mapping and localization tuned to the site model
- Model-first threat classification (VLA / vision+LLM)
- Path planning with keep-out zones and escort behaviors
Pods hold; machines investigate. A Module ESP detection re-tasks the nearest patroller immediately, so the fence line never depends on a wheel being nearby — the grid watches even while the fleet is elsewhere.
Three products, one night watch.
Titan Core OS
Titan Core OS runs the Patrol & Security mission profile on every unit — detection, classification, and pursuit-safe navigation decided on-device in under 10ms. A cut network cable never blinds the site: the patrol keeps running, buffered and complete.
Titan Command Center
Titan Command Center is the security operations console: the live fleet map, the alert queue, one-keystroke teleop protected by the 200ms override guard, and shift reports assembled straight from the evidence log.
Titan Matrix
Titan Matrix rehearses the failures security can't schedule — intruders in rain-soaked thermal clutter, jammed radios, a gate sensor that lies. The first real breach is never the first breach the fleet has seen.
The questions security directors ask.
The patrol cadence inverts at dusk: thermal modules become primary sensors, spotlight emitters handle challenge-and-announce, and detection thresholds retune automatically for low-light conditions.
Titan Core OS keeps the full patrol running on-device — routes, detections, escalation logic — buffers everything it sees, and resyncs the evidence chain the moment the link returns. Nothing is missed and nothing is lost.
Machines detect, track, and deter; humans decide. Confirmed detections page an operator with full context, and nothing escalates to confrontation without a person in the loop.
Every detection, teleop session, and override is hash-chained and time-stamped. Guard-force compliance reviews, insurer audits, and incident investigations all draw from one tamper-evident record.
Security doesn't sleep. Neither should your patrol.
Traditional security relies on human endurance — shift rotations, fatigue management, and coverage gaps. Titan eliminates those constraints. Our networked patrol systems maintain consistent vigilance across every domain, sharing intelligence between units so that a detection by one becomes awareness for all.