Patrol robot
Spot changes on patrol
- Car park: spot a blocked access route.
- Plant room: record a hot spot.
- Pump room: pick up an unusual noise.
Anticipate needs. Plan prevention.
Connect field observations to actions, resources and planned expenditure. REX gives safety, maintenance and management teams a shared basis for preparing the next steps.
- Site observations and priorities
- Understand
- Actions, resources and expenditure
- Plan
- Decisions and their implementation
- Track
Prevention in your decisions
Clear priorities. Resources to prepare.
A useful observation should help prepare the response: who acts, with what resources and by when? NetForge connects field information to that planning, starting with safety requirements.
Understand the need
Gather observations, history and the checks required.
Prepare resources
Connect actions, resources, budget and intervention constraints.
Track implementation
Share decisions and check observations after the intervention.
A case from the field
From the first report to resolution
During a round, the team detects and reports a hot spot.The patrol team reports a hot spot.
Locate it with Slogy
The patrol team links the thermal reading to the cabinet.
Assess the urgency
The site lead follows local procedures and involves authorised personnel.
Assign the action in REX
The team records the decision, the action owner and the due date.
Check the outcome
After the work, maintenance compares the readings and follows up on any remaining difference.
On your site
What can the Slogy robot observe on patrol?
The site selects accessible areas and who should receive each report. On approved routes, Slogy can supplement the patrol using sensors matched to what the team needs to observe.
Electrical installations
- What the team observes
- A hot spot appears in an unusual place on an accessible switchboard.
- What it prepares
- Identify the board and pass the observation to the authorised lead under site procedures.
Pumps and pipework
- What the team observes
- Signs of a leak or a new noise near a pump set.
- What it prepares
- Identify the asset and ask maintenance to assess the observation.
Galleries and remote areas
- What the team observes
- A visible change along an approved route away from staffed areas.
- What it prepares
- Identify the access point and resources needed before arranging a check.
Warehouses and storage
- What the team observes
- An obstruction reappears in a passage that must stay clear.
- What it prepares
- Assign someone to clear the passage and check it on the next round.
Car parks and site perimeter
- What the team observes
- An obstacle blocks the car park entrance or a light that is usually on is out.
- What it prepares
- Record the location and notify the area lead so they can arrange a check.
Site teams
Who decides what happens next?
- Safety
- Assesses priority under site procedures and identifies who should receive the report.
- Maintenance and operations
- Define the check, assign an authorised person and record the outcome.
- Management and finance
- Allocate resources for agreed actions and track needs beyond the immediate response.
Two tools for site security
Action tracking software
Track safety actions
- Assign a faulty light for repair.
- Find recurring reports about the same access route.
- Check the light on the next patrol.
A first patrol
Which route should we start with?
Bring a recent observation and a patrol route. Together, we can define an initial scope and agree how your team will check what happened after the report.
Plan a first patrol- An authorised route
- The area, its access points and traffic restrictions.
- A checkpoint
- The asset to observe and the change to report.
- A named contact
- Who receives the observation and who checks the action.