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D-FENCE Electronic Fencing and Security Systems Ltd.D-FENCE Electronic Fencing and Security Systems Ltd.

The threat · Blind spots between patrol rounds?

D-DOG

A quadruped patrol robot that carries day-and-night cameras into ground-level blind spots and reports to your control room.

SLAM + LiDARUp to 10 km range15 kg payload interface
D-DOG quadruped patrol robot in a test yard, carrying a compute and communication payload, its sensor bar and status lights facing the camera

Patrols can't be everywhere, all night.

D-DOG is a quadruped patrol robot for sites where fixed cameras leave gaps and guards cannot be everywhere. It walks the ground that a fence line or a camera cannot see, carrying a camera payload for day and night.

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Covers the blind spots

Brings a camera to ground a fixed camera cannot see.

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Patrols day and night

Autonomous rounds with obstacle avoidance and quiet operation.

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Part of the system

The ground layer of D-Fence SPECTRA, reporting to your control room.

It navigates autonomously with SLAM and LiDAR, avoids obstacles, runs quietly and takes modular payloads, from a sensor and compute module to a bi-spectrum PTZ camera. It integrates with control systems and supports full remote control.

In D-Fence SPECTRA it is the ground layer, adding patrol and response next to the AI-EYE IN THE SKY trailer.

From the first touch to the right response.

  1. Map

    The robot maps the site with SLAM and LiDAR.

  2. Patrol

    It walks its round autonomously and avoids obstacles.

  3. Observe

    The camera payload streams video by day and by night.

  4. Report

    Operators watch the feed and take remote control when needed.

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See it work.

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D-DOG patrols beside the solar trailer

Field test in a yard: the D-DOG robot walks, turns and checks the ground in front of a D-FENCE solar surveillance trailer.

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D-DOG field test with payload

D-DOG carries a compute and communication payload across a dusty yard and walks up to the camera.

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D-DOG in defence configuration

The D-DOG platform with a weapon-mount payload. Defence configurations are for authorised defence forces only.

Specifications & documents.

SpecificationsD-DOG
Platform
Quadruped patrol robot
Navigation
Autonomous, SLAM + LiDAR, obstacle avoidance
Operational range
Up to 10 km
Payload interface
Up to 15 kg
Payloads
Modular: cameras (incl. bi-spectrum PTZ), sensors, antennas
Awareness
360°, day & night; thermal cameras
Control
Full remote control; integration with control systems

Specification text, ready for your tender.

Copy it into your specification. It describes the system by what it must do, so any alternative has to meet every point.

D-DOGTender specification textDatasheet
  1. General

    The system shall be D-DOG by D-FENCE Electronic Fencing and Security Systems Ltd. (ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management), or an approved equivalent that meets every requirement in this section.

  2. Function

    A quadruped patrol robot that carries day-and-night cameras into ground-level blind spots and reports to your control room.

  3. The system shall provide

    • Autonomous navigation: SLAM + LiDAR.
    • Obstacle avoidance: Advanced sensors detect obstacles and steer around them.
    • 360° awareness: Day and night, with thermal camera payloads.
    • Low noise: Quiet operation for discreet patrols.
    • Modular payloads: Cameras, sensors and communication modules.
    • All terrain: Rugged and built to endure.
    • Remote control: Full remote control and integration with control systems.
  4. Technical requirements

    • Platform: Quadruped patrol robot
    • Navigation: Autonomous, SLAM + LiDAR, obstacle avoidance
    • Operational range: Up to 10 km
    • Payload interface: Up to 15 kg
    • Payloads: Modular: cameras (incl. bi-spectrum PTZ), sensors, antennas
    • Awareness: 360°, day & night; thermal cameras
    • Control: Full remote control; integration with control systems
  5. Detection sequence

    1. Map: The robot maps the site with SLAM and LiDAR.
    2. Patrol: It walks its round autonomously and avoids obstacles.
    3. Observe: The camera payload streams video by day and by night.
    4. Report: Operators watch the feed and take remote control when needed.
  6. Submittals

    Before installation, the contractor shall submit the manufacturer's datasheet, the installation instructions and the zone layout for approval.

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