About
Indoor Robotics is the developer of Tando, an AI-powered patrol drone for use in indoor spaces. Tando autonomously attaches itself to a ceiling station where it monitors its surroundings while providing 360-degree surveillance camera functionality. Tando consists of three parts: the quadcopter drones, ceiling-mounted "Tiles" where the drones recharge their batteries, and an app that allows users to manage the system. Utilizing both optical and thermal imaging cameras, the quadcopters continuously scan their environment in 360 degrees, even when they're docked at a Tile. Data is processed in real time utilizing artificial intelligence-based algorithms on a cloud-based server. If anomalies such as intruders, fires, or unfamiliar objects are detected, the administrator of the system is notified via the app.