Does a patrol robot meet BewachVO requirements?

The deployment is scoped to BewachVO for DACH security and IEC 62443 for industrial cyber-security, with audit-grade logging on every round. The robot extends a licensed operation; it does not replace the regulated guard function.

Can it integrate with our VMS?

The Genetec connector is pre-built, so events and escalations route straight into the security operations stack your team already watches.

What does it see at night?

Patrol platforms run thermal and low-light sensing, so the cadence holds through the night — the window where coverage gaps usually open.

Where does werob stop and wedrone start?

If it drives or walks, it is werob: yard laps, back-of-house and plant-corridor rounds, interior patrol, audit-grade logging of every round. If it flies, it is wedrone: perimeter laps from the air over a controlled ground area, and the alarm-triggered approach to a point on the site. Most real security programmes want both, and they are specified together. The regulated guarding service stays on the ground either way — neither a ground robot nor a drone replaces it.

Does this cover port and harbour terminals?

Yes, as one case among many. Per ZDS’s (Zentralverband der deutschen Seehafenbetriebe) currently published member list, Germany has 14 seaport locations and roughly 140 companies engaged in seaborne cargo handling. A single terminal is a fenced site with one operator, which is exactly the case this solution and wedrone’s aerial layer are built for — not general harbour policing, customs or border control, which stay with the responsible authorities.

Solution · Security & patrol

The patrol cadence a human shift cannot keep.

DACH yards, retail back-of-house, data centers. A robot does the lap every sixty minutes, twenty-four seven, and escalates straight into Genetec on a thermal or intrusion exception — at a cadence no night shift sustains.

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EU sites, night-patrol need

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Solution · Security & patrol

Coverage gaps the night shift cannot close.

A guard cannot lap a yard every hour through the night without fatigue, and the gaps are exactly when incidents happen. A robot holds the cadence indefinitely, sees in thermal and low light, and routes every event into the security stack you already run — so the human stays on response, not rounds.

What the robot runs

Perimeter patrol

Laps the yard or perimeter on a fixed cadence around the clock, in thermal and low light, and calls the duty manager on an exception.

Back-of-house rounds

Patrols retail stockrooms, back-of-house and data-center aisles overnight, escalating events straight into Genetec.

Audit-grade logging

Every round and every event is logged for the audit trail BewachVO and IEC 62443 expect, retained and exportable.

Hardware match

Unitree B2
Boston Dynamics Spot
ANYbotics

Connectors

Genetec

Standards

IEC 62443
EU 2023/1230
BewachVO
ISO/IEC 27001

Live in security

What the operator described	Hardware match	Cadence	Saved / yr / site	Status
“Robot does a yard lap every sixty minutes. Calls the duty manager on a thermal exception. Twenty-four seven.”	Unitree B2 · Boston Dynamics Spot	24 / 7	€68k	Live
“Robot patrols retail back-of-house and stockroom overnight. Escalates straight into Genetec on event.”	Unitree B2 · Boston Dynamics Spot	22:00 – 06:00	€58k	Live
“Robot patrols the fenced quay, container stack and gate of a port terminal on a fixed cadence, in thermal and low light. Escalates straight into the terminal’s existing security stack.”	Boston Dynamics Spot · ANYbotics	24 / 7	—	Available

Security questions

Does a patrol robot meet BewachVO requirements?: The deployment is scoped to BewachVO for DACH security and IEC 62443 for industrial cyber-security, with audit-grade logging on every round. The robot extends a licensed operation; it does not replace the regulated guard function.
Can it integrate with our VMS?: The Genetec connector is pre-built, so events and escalations route straight into the security operations stack your team already watches.
What does it see at night?: Patrol platforms run thermal and low-light sensing, so the cadence holds through the night — the window where coverage gaps usually open.
Where does werob stop and wedrone start?: If it drives or walks, it is werob: yard laps, back-of-house and plant-corridor rounds, interior patrol, audit-grade logging of every round. If it flies, it is wedrone: perimeter laps from the air over a controlled ground area, and the alarm-triggered approach to a point on the site. Most real security programmes want both, and they are specified together. The regulated guarding service stays on the ground either way — neither a ground robot nor a drone replaces it.
Does this cover port and harbour terminals?: Yes, as one case among many. Per ZDS’s (Zentralverband der deutschen Seehafenbetriebe) currently published member list, Germany has 14 seaport locations and roughly 140 companies engaged in seaborne cargo handling. A single terminal is a fenced site with one operator, which is exactly the case this solution and wedrone’s aerial layer are built for — not general harbour policing, customs or border control, which stay with the responsible authorities.

Hold the cadence the night shift cannot.

Describe the round in plain language. First spec in 48 hours, first robot on the floor in eight weeks.

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