ROAMEO Autonomous Security Patrol Robot

ROAMEO autonomous security patrol robot with its sensor mast, white body, and white-wall tires, on a light grey background

ROAMEO (Rugged Observation Assistance Mobile Electronic Officer) is RAD's Physical AI security robot. It patrols parking lots, campuses, and industrial sites on its own, detects people and vehicles, deters on the spot, and SARA Agentic AI verifies and escalates each event.

16 hr
Runtime per charge
80 mi
Patrol range per charge
10 mph
Top speed, adjustable
5 x 3D LiDAR
Plus radar, cameras, GPS, and IMU

What's built into ROAMEO?

ROAMEO carries five solid-state 3D LiDAR sensors, radar, cameras, GPS, and an IMU on a 1,800 lb all-weather vehicle that patrols for up to 16 hours per charge. Detection, navigation, and on-site deterrence run on the robot, and it escalates through the cloud when a person needs to step in.

ROAMEO (say it like Romeo) runs RAD AI analytics on board and sends every event to SARA Agentic AI. In RADSOC or on a phone, your team edits routes, triggers deterrence, sends live messages, and watches live video for one ROAMEO or a whole fleet.

Sensor mast on top of a ROAMEO patrol robot, with a LiDAR puck above a ring of cameras, outside a distribution center

Five 3D LiDAR sensors

Five solid-state LiDAR sensors, radar, and cameras give ROAMEO 360° awareness.

Close view of two camera lenses in a black housing above the yellow RAD badge on a ROAMEO body panel

360° AI detection

Onboard AI spots people, vehicles, loitering, firearms, and plates in 360°.

ROAMEO at night with its status display, rear light bar, and wheel lights on beside a hedge

Lights and voice warnings

Lights and verbal warnings push back on site the moment ROAMEO flags a threat.

ROAMEO patrol robot on a city street beside a loading dock, a parked pickup, and a pedestrian

Safe navigation

Mapped lanes, geofences, and safe-stop keep ROAMEO clear of people and cars.

ROAMEO patrol robot on a dirt road through dry scrub and trees in daylight

All-weather drivetrain

Up to 10 mph, climbs 15° slopes, and runs from -4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C).

RADSoC Security Operation Center sign-in screen with username and password fields

RADSOC and mobile control

Live video, location, route, and battery for each ROAMEO in RADSOC or mobile.

What are ROAMEO's specs?

ROAMEO is one model: a Physical AI patrol vehicle that runs up to 16 hours and 80 miles per charge at up to 10 mph. It weighs 1,800 lb, stands 75.7 in tall, climbs 15° slopes, and operates from -4°F to 113°F.

ROAMEO security patrol robot in three-quarter view on a light grey background

ROAMEO

Physical AI autonomous patrol robot for large outdoor sites

Runtime
Up to 16 hr continuous
Range
Up to 80 mi per charge
Speed
Up to 10 mph; adjustable for pedestrian zones

ROAMEO datasheet (PDF)

Full specs
Model
ROAMEO (Rugged Observation Assistance Mobile Electronic Officer)
Category
Physical AI autonomous security patrol robot
Autonomy sensors
Five solid-state 3D LiDAR sensors, radar, cameras, GPS, and an inertial measurement unit (IMU)
Awareness
360° around the vehicle; precise positioning even where GPS is weak
Analytics
Human activity, perimeter breaches, loitering, firearms, vehicles, and license plates, including in low light
Navigation
Follows mapped lanes in an HD map, handles intersections, and reroutes around people, vehicles, and obstacles
Patrol modes
Scheduled, randomized, or changed live from the dashboard; waypoints and pauses to observe
Speed control
Lane-level speed limits set in the HD map and enforced by the planning and control stack
Safety systems
Redundant sensors, geofenced routes, and safe-stop: ROAMEO stops and notifies operators on an obstacle, unusual behavior, or system alert
Deterrence
Autonomous audio and visual pushback with real-time verbal warnings and instructions
Team alerts
Audio notifications, mobile alerts, or direct calls
Runtime
Up to 16 hr continuous
Patrol range
Up to 80 mi per charge
Top speed
10 mph; adjustable for pedestrian zones
Climbing
Slopes to 15°
Charging
Auto-docks on a schedule or at a set battery level, then resumes its route
Operating temp
-4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C)
Weight
1,800 lb (816 kg)
Dimensions
L 71.2 in (1.8 m) x W 47.6 in (1.2 m) x H 75.7 in (1.9 m)
Connectivity
Built-in cellular and cloud services
Communications
Live video, audio, and alerts stream to RADSOC over encrypted, multi-layer communications
Operator view
Camera streams, live location, planned path and ETA, and battery status
Access control
Role-based logins; permissions can limit live video or allow full control; every action is logged
Fleet
Manage multiple ROAMEO units across sites with consistent routes, policies, and updates
SARA
SARA Edge onboard every ROAMEO; a SARA Agent license adds live talk-downs and operator-led escalation with no extra hardware

Want a patrol route drawn for your site?

Send us a site map and your patrol hours, and RAD will recommend routes, unit count, and dock placement.

What can ROAMEO detect?

ROAMEO detects people, perimeter breaches, loitering, vehicles, visible firearms, and license plates across its 360° view, even in low light. Perception runs on the robot for speed, and SARA Agentic AI adds cloud AI and human oversight when an event needs it.

Because ROAMEO carries its cameras along the route, coverage moves with the patrol instead of stopping at the edge of a fixed camera's view. You set the zones, hours, and rules each alert follows.

How does ROAMEO patrol a site?

ROAMEO runs its patrol cycle on its own: it drives the route, detects, deters, hands the event to SARA Agentic AI, docks to charge, and goes back out. SARA (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) is RAD's agentic AI operator layer for autonomous incident response.

You set the routes, waypoints, schedules, and escalation contacts. ROAMEO handles the driving, detection, and on-site deterrence, and SARA handles the alarm steps that usually fall on a patrol officer or a monitoring operator.

  1. 01

    Patrol

    ROAMEO drives its mapped lanes across the site, varies the route, and pauses at the waypoints you set.

  2. 02

    Detect

    Onboard AI spots a person at a loading door after hours and sends the clip and location to SARA.

  3. 03

    Deter

    ROAMEO positions at the scene, turns on its lights, and plays a verbal warning.

  4. 04

    Verify and escalate

    SARA verifies the event, talks the person down with a SARA Agent license, and alerts responders by your SOP.

  5. 05

    Dock and charge

    On schedule or at a set battery level, ROAMEO drives to its dock and charges on its own.

  6. 06

    Resume

    ROAMEO goes back to its route, and SARA closes the event with a report of video, audio, and actions.

Then it runs again. Every patrol, every shift.

See how SARA Agentic AI handles incident response.

ROAMEO patrol robot on a rooftop parking deck at sunset, seen from behind with the sun low over a wall

How is ROAMEO powered and charged?

ROAMEO runs on batteries for up to 16 hours of continuous patrol and up to 80 miles per charge. It auto-docks on a schedule or at a battery level you set, charges, and then resumes its route, with no one on site to plug it in.

Auto-dock and charging

ROAMEO drives itself to its dock when a charge window starts or its battery reaches your set level, then picks up the route again.

24/7 coverage with unit rotation

For round-the-clock patrol, run two or more units on a site. While one ROAMEO docks and charges, another keeps patrolling.

Connected over cellular

Built-in cellular and cloud services carry live video, audio, and alerts to RADSOC over encrypted, multi-layer communications.

RADSOC shows battery status, live location, planned path, and ETA for every ROAMEO in your fleet.

How do you get ROAMEO on your site?

ROAMEO is delivered as a monthly service with one fixed fee, and RAD quotes each site based on its size, routes, and patrol hours. There's no major infrastructure work or IT project to get started.

How deployment works

  1. 1

    Assess: Tell us about the site, hours, and risks. RAD reviews the lot, campus, or yard and recommends a unit count.

  2. 2

    Map: RAD sets ROAMEO's lanes, waypoints, speed limits, and geofences in its HD map of your site.

  3. 3

    Deliver: ROAMEO arrives by trailer, rolls off, and its dock goes where the route can reach it.

  4. 4

    Go live: Your schedules, alerts, and escalation contacts are loaded, and SARA Agentic AI starts handling events.

The fixed monthly fee replaces salaries, training, uniforms, benefits, overtime, and workers' comp for the patrols ROAMEO covers.

Can ROAMEO replace a patrol officer?

ROAMEO takes on the repeat work of a vehicle or foot patrol: driving the route, watching for people and vehicles, and logging every event. It takes first contact, so staff stay out of risky interactions, and your team steps in when a person needs to.

ROAMEO rolling down the ramp of an enclosed trailer onto a warehouse parking lot

What the ROAMEO service includes

  • The ROAMEO unit and its charging dock
  • Onboard AI analytics and pre-loaded deterrence responses
  • SARA Edge on every unit, with SARA Agent available as a license
  • Built-in cellular and cloud services
  • RADSOC and mobile control with role-based logins
  • Route, policy, and software updates across your fleet
  • Maintenance and support
  • Incident records with video, audio, and actions on one timeline

Common questions

How much does ROAMEO cost?

ROAMEO is a monthly service with one fixed fee per site, so there's no large upfront purchase. RAD quotes each site based on its size, routes, and patrol hours, and the fee replaces costs like salaries, training, uniforms, overtime, and workers' comp for the patrols ROAMEO covers. Request a demo and RAD will send a recommended route plan, unit count, and quote.

How does ROAMEO handle people and vehicles in its path?

ROAMEO follows mapped lanes with lane-level speed limits and reroutes around people, vehicles, and obstacles in real time. Its speed can be lowered for pedestrian zones, geofences keep it inside its patrol area, and if it detects an obstacle, unusual behavior, or a system alert, it stops safely and notifies operators.

Can ROAMEO patrol in bad weather and on rough ground?

ROAMEO operates from -4°F to 113°F (-20°C to 45°C), climbs slopes up to 15°, and keeps detecting in low light. It patrols parking lots, campuses, industrial sites, and distribution centers day and night, and RAD reviews your site's surfaces and grades during the assessment.

What happens if ROAMEO loses its connection?

Perception, navigation, and on-site deterrence run on the robot, so ROAMEO keeps patrolling and warning on site without a connection, and its LiDAR and IMU hold its position where GPS is weak. SARA escalation, live video, and remote control in RADSOC need the cellular link and resume when ROAMEO reconnects.

Where is ROAMEO deployed today?

ROAMEO patrols large outdoor sites where fixed cameras leave gaps and guard patrols are hard to staff: parking lots, corporate campuses, industrial sites, and distribution centers.

It also fits substations, logistics yards, and mining and natural resources operations, where long perimeters and night shifts stretch patrol teams. See how RAD secures logistics and distribution sites and corporate campuses.

ROAMEO patrol robot in a distribution center truck yard under a clear blue sky, seen from behind

Can you get ROAMEO through a dealer or integrator?

Yes. ROAMEO is sold and deployed through RAD's authorized partners, who are trained on ROAMEO, SARA Agentic AI, and RADSOC and can fold ROAMEO into the security program they already run for you. Connect with us and we'll point you to an authorized partner in your area.

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