The Failure of Security Robotics 1.0 Analyzed

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**** *** **** ****-****** ******** ******** companies **** ********* *** ************ ** pivoted **** **** ******** ********.

***********, **** *** ******* ***** ****** of ********* *** ********, *** ************ itself** ********* ****** **** ******************* ***** ** **** ****** ** a ***** *****. ***** *********** ****** *********** ********* for ********* ** ***** ******** *** targeting ****** *********, ***********'* ********, ***** the *****, ***** ** ***** ***** burnt, *** *** ********.

****** ********, ******** *** **** *** with *** **** ************* ********* (********* Sequoia),*** "************" ******, *********** ********* **** *** ******** of ******** *** *** ******** ****** as * **** ******** ** *** viable. *** *******, ** *** *** and ******* **** **** ********, ** now ******* ** ** ****** ********** of ******** ******* *********.

**, ******** ******,*** **** ************ ****** ** ******* robotics ***************** ******* **** **** *** ********** but ***** ****** ***** ** ********** substantial ******.

******** ****** ******** ******* ***/****, *** * ******* ****** ** robots ********, **** **** ** *** sales ****** **** "********** *****." ******* being ** *** ******** *** ****** a ******, *** ******* ** ******* to * *** ******* ** ***, showing ******** ******** **** ******** ****** 1.0.

******* ***** ** *** ****** *** eight *****,****** ******** ******** **** **** *** units, **** **** ********** ~** ***** dogs *** ~** ****** ********. **** the ******* ******* $** ******* ** government *******, *** ******* **** **** are "******** ** ****** ****** *** legs *** ******* *** *** **** into *** ***** ********," ******* *** problems ** *** ******** ** ******** robots *.*.

******** ***** ****************** ******** *** "* *** ***** systems" *********," **** ******* ****** ** ******** in *** **** ****.*** ******* **** ******** **** *** ******** ***** ******** and *** ******** ** ***** ******** platform.

*** **** ** ******** **** **** 1,000 ***** ******** ****** *** ********* deployed, * ******* ****** ******** ** the *******-**** ******** ****** **** ** the **.

Primary ****** ** ********

******** ******** *.* *** **** *** too *********, ********** *** *** ****** value. ** ** ******* **** ** $50,000 ** $***,*** *** **** ******* being **** ** **** *****, ***** stairs, ****** **** ****** ******* ** terrain, ** **** ** **** **** a ******** ** * *****'* *****, proving *** ***** ** ****** *** just **********, ********* ********** ** *** provider.

*** ********** ** ******** ******** *.* extended ** *********** *********** *** ********* deficiencies. ***** ****** ***** ******** ******** human ********* ** ******** ***********, *********** the ******* *********** ** ******** ***** costs.

**** ******** ********* ******* *** ****** to ******** ******, ******** ** ****** labor/patrol *****. *******, ****** ********* *******~* ******* ** ****** *** ***** minute ** *********, ******** ***** *********** **** ** 6 ***** * ***, *** ************* *-* ***** ** ****** ******* *-* ***** ** ******. **** robots ****** ********** **** ********** ****** humans/active ************, ***** ****** ******** ** typically ******* ** *****-*****. ** ****, their *********** **** ** ******* ** only ~** ***** * ****, ******* limiting ***** ******** *** ** ****** price ******** ** ******** ******.

Secondary ****** ** ********

****** ************ ******* ** ****** ******* systems, ****** ******* ******* *********** *** maintenance, ****** ********** **** ***** ** thousands * ****. **********, ***** ************ flaws ********* ******** ******** **** ********** tangible ***, ******** ******* ******** *** investment.

*********** ****** **** ******** ******** ******* was **********, ********* ********** *********. ** such, **** ** *** ****** **** limited ** * ****** ******.

VSaaS **********

* **** **** *** ******** ******** is **** ***** ************ ** * Service (*****) *********** *** **** ******* with *****-********** ********* ** *** ***** yet *** *** ************ ****** * significant ****** ****** ********** ******** ******** value.

********* **** ** *** ********** ***** offerings **** *** ***** (*.*., **********, Axis ****, ********, *****, **********, ***.) exist *****. **** ******** ********, **** were *** *** ********* (****** *** tens ** ******* *** ****** *** month) *** ***** ***** ******* *** inferior ************* **** ********* ***** ********** systems.

******* ***** *****, ***** ** ******* mainstream, ****** ** *********** ************ ** network *********, ***** *********, *** ** that ******* ******** **********, ********* ********.

Future ** ******** ****** *.* *********

***** *** ******* *** **** ********* in ******** ******** *.* ******* ***********, not *** **** *********** **** ** cease **********. *******, ******** * *********** scale ******* ******** *** **** *** to *** ****** **** ******** ****** 1.0. ******** *** ************ ******** ****** will ** ********* *** ***** **** do *******. **** *** ******* ************* to *******-***** ********* ** *********** **** deeply **** *********** ******** ************** *********. While ********* ******* ** ********** ** the **** ******, ****** *** ***** provide ****** ***** ******* *** ******* players.

Second ********** ******* / ************

********, ** *** **** ******, ** see ******* *** ******** ******** ****** by ******* ******** ************. ******** ******* landscapes **** *******, **** ******* ******* increasingly ********** ** ******* ******** ********. These *** ******** *** ******** ** reduce *** ***** ** *******-******* ******, making **** **** ********** *** ******** security *** *****. *******, **** ******** economies ** *****, ***** **** ** thousands ** ****** **** ** ** adopted *** ******* ************. ** ********, one ** *** ****-***** ******** *********, Boston ********, ******* **** ~*,*** ***** **** ** date.

************ ** ***** ******** ****** (****) and ********** ************ **** ******* ******** robots' ********-****** ************ *** *********** ******** (see*** **** *** ******* ******** ******). ***** ************ **** ****** ****** to ****** ******* ************ *** **** real-time ********* **** ******* ********, **** increasing ***** ******* *** ********** **********. They **** **** ***** ****** ** do ********/******-****** *****, ******** * *****-******* use ****** ***********.

************ ** ********** *** ********** ********** increase *** ************ ** ******** ******. A *********** ***** **** ********* ** electric ****** ** ******** (********* ******** ****** *** ********* ******** Atlas), ******** ****** ****** **********, ********, and ******* *****/******. **** ********** ** crucial *** ****** **** ******** ******* environments *** ****** ******** ********** **** as ****** ** ******** *********, ***** were **** ******** **** ******* ***** effectiveness **** ******** ****** *.*.

************, ************ ** ******* **********, ****** largely ** *** ******** ******* ********, will ******* *** ******** ******** ******. The ********** ******** ** ******** ******** has *** ** ********* ** *****, reducing *** **** *** ********* *** performance ** *********. ***** ************ **** extend ******** ******' *********** **** *** efficiency, ************* ******** ***** ********* ********** in *** *****.

***** ************ ***** ************ ******* *** landscape ** ******** ********, ******** ********* that ********** ***** ******** ******* ****** than ******* ** ******* **** ********. With ***** ************, *** ****** ********** of ******** ****** **** ******** *** limitations **** ******* ***** ************, ******* to ** ********* ******** ****** *** industry. *******, **** ********** **** ****** on ********* ** ***** *** **** take ****** * ******.