Robotic Assistance Devices announces first security guard robot deployment

Reno, Nev., Oct. 4, 2017 — On the Move Systems (OMVS: OTCPK) is pleased to announce that Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), its wholly owned subsidiary, has deployed its first security guard robot at the headquarters of Romeo Power Technology in Vernon, Calif. The 113,000-square- foot facility will benefit from the addition of RAD robotic personnel, and will augment the existing security, safety and operational processes in place at the site.

“RAD is the perfect partner to help us increase safety, enhance productivity and control access to our facility,” said Michael Patterson, Romeo, CEO and co-founder. “In addition, our partnership allows us to gather data from the artificial intelligence market, which we know will play an ever growing role in our business.”

Romeo is the exclusive battery pack technology partner to RAD. Romeo lithium-ion battery packs power RAD’s fleet of security guard robots, providing 12 hours of continuous operation regardless of terrain or climate. Additionally, these advanced battery packs enable RAD robotics to experience four continuous years of use without replacement.

Romeo, founded by engineers and designers from SpaceX, Tesla, Samsung, Apple and Amazon, is an energy storage technology company leading the charge in battery pack innovation, safety and reliability for vehicles and stationary storage. 

“We are pleased to deploy the first robot at Romeo Power Technology — part of our robot-as- a-service delivery model that differentiates us from other robotic and artificial intelligence providers,” said Steve Reinharz, President, RAD. “As we move toward exceeding our 2017 delivery targets, we continue to experience significant and growing market interest on our solutions, which are designed to augment existing security teams.”

The Security Guard robots, which are optimized with RAD’s customized services and solutions, deliver a cost-effective solution to augment traditional manned guard services. The robots serve as force multipliers and remove security personnel from potentially dangerous situations, reducing liability. The combination of human personnel with robotic technologies creates a strong value proposition that results in new levels of security and streamlined operations.