Whether protecting your loved ones, your business or your strategic assets, choosing an optimal security solution is of paramount importance.
While legacy options such as fixed cameras and human personnel can offer only a limited perspective, or require high costs that overly expose you to human error, advanced technology that eliminates these liabilities is now available to the public.
Enter RDARS (Real-Time Drone Alarm Response System) (CSE:RDRS/OTCQB:RDRSD), a drone and robotics company that’s applying autonomous technologies to disrupt the growing US$300 billion residential and commercial security markets.
The company’s flagship asset, the Eagle Watch System, fills in visibility gaps left by legacy methods thanks to its mobile components and streamlined connectivity, offering investors prime exposure to the security industry’s leading edge.
A truly holistic view of your premises
Imagine the unthinkable happens and a burglar breaks in while you’re out to lunch. The perpetrator is able to sidestep cameras, and tiptoe around distracted security detail, but triggers your alarm upon entering and with it your integrated Eagle Watch System.
In an instant, RDARS’ aerial drone, the Eagle Eye, autonomously flies to where the alarm was activated, streaming high-quality, real-time audio and video to the company’s Command and Control Center, from which an expert team can control the drone from anywhere in the world.
Simultaneously, the Eagle Rover, an autonomous indoor robot, responds to the alarm from the ground, providing its own high-resolution coverage.
The devices continuously encrypt and relay potential evidence back to Command and Control, which can then contact police or emergency services, as appropriate, minimizing response times to preserve your property’s value and ensure your loved ones’ well-being.
Faced with a radically reduced window of opportunity, the perpetrator, caught unawares, is detained without a struggle, unsure where else to turn at the sight of the unmanned robots, whose object-detection and collision-avoidance features kept them safe in the line of duty.
With the premises once again secured, the Eagle Eye returns to recharge in its Eagle Nest – a ground-based, weatherized, climate-controlled drone station that also acts as a means of communication with Command and Control – setting the stage for a peaceful evening at home.
Soon to be bolstered by automated facial and license plate recognition, as well as FAA compliance, the Eagle Watch System enables reliable and all-encompassing visibility that maximizes your protection from catastrophic loss in thousands of situations like the one we’ve described. And, as if that weren’t enough, it achieves this at a 5x reduction in cost compared with similar solutions.
By following the action rather than waiting for it to come into view, Eagle Watch represents the security industry’s missing link between situational awareness and peace of mind, augmenting alarm systems with potentially life-saving efficiency at what RDARS intends to be at mass-market scale.
Established industry players are already taking notice, with an initial order by LTC Power Solutions, a Florida-based energy management and equipment rental company, marking the commercial validation of Eagle Watch’s safety capabilities.
A momentous first sale to catalyze market share
RDARS’ sales agreement will see it deploy four Eagle Watch Systems at LTC’s distribution and equipment storage centres across the southeastern United States.
The deal holds clear scaling potential for the robotics company, as LTC is Florida’s premier generator service provider with a firm foothold in the state’s healthcare industry. It also operates LTC Rentals, a heavy equipment rental house in South Florida, which will become RDARS’ channel partner and provide it with drone rental income.
The strategically positioned Eagle Eyes and Eagle Nests will fortify LTC’s facilities through on-alarm and on-demand monitoring, enhancing time-sensitive interventions by integrating with the Command and Control Centre. RDARS will also train LTC staff on how to operate the easy-to-use drones.
For added security, the Eagle Watch Systems will be equipped with off-grid power and SpaceX Starlink data connectivity, placing RDARS’s innovation among the most capable autonomous drone-in-a-box solutions available today.
A presence in Florida’s essential healthcare and infrastructure sectors makes LTC’s order a major milestone for the early stage robotics company, not only planting the seed for future demand in other high-stakes, high-value industries, but also in any industry with advanced security needs overseen by outdated systems.
This is only the beginning of RDARS’s growth runway fueled by its cost-effective and time-saving technology.
An undervalued purveyor of peace of mind
With RDARS’s stock down by approximately 70 per cent since inception, investors are undervaluing the robotics company’s ability to help customers sleep well at night.
By improving traditional security measures through 24/7 coverage of their blind spots, the Eagle Watch stays alert so you don’t have to, affording you the freedom of knowing that what you value most is covered by the most comprehensive protection money can buy.
This peace of mind, and its ability to improve clients’ quality of life, is what has management estimating up to 100 system sales over the next year. This would, in turn, enable data collection for beyond-visual-line-of-sight-certification with the FAA, followed by at-scale production some 18 months from now.
With its target markets expected to grow by more than US$130 billion over the next five years, RDARS embodies a rare blue-sky opportunity at an out-of-favour price that reflects its limited time in the market. Like any bargain worth a deeper look, it certainly won’t last for long.
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