In a new Military.com feature, Douglas Lindsay looks at how Asylon’s robotic dogs and autonomous drones are already patrolling fence lines at multiple U.S. military installations. Asylon has logged more than 400,000 autonomous missions covering roughly 250,000 miles across its military and commercial operations.
Speaking with Military.com at the Association of the United States Army’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C., CEO Damon Henry explains how autonomous systems take on repetitive and potentially dangerous perimeter patrols so security forces can focus on threat assessment and response. For military customers, operators work on the installation, with live video and sensor data giving personnel a clear picture before they respond.
The article also covers Asylon’s platform-agnostic approach to managing multiple robotic systems through a single interface, and its work with the Air Force on autonomous aircraft inspections.
“It’s just really hard to protect lots of miles of fence line,” Henry said.
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