Robot Security Systems (NL)

DOGU Robotics, linked to Robot Security Systems, develops autonomous security patrol robots combining AI and precision engineering for surveillance and safety monitoring. Systems are designed for continuous autonomous operation across diverse indoor and outdoor environments as robotic guard services.

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Robot Security Systems (NL)
#207, KIRIA, 75, Nowon-ro
Daegu 41496
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