Norristown’s Asylon Robotics is showcasing the future of robotic security this week at the 2025 Global Security Exchange Conference, the company announced in a press release.
The Montgomery County company is highlighting its DroneDog ground robot and Guardian drone system. Both machines have the power to transform perimeter and building security with AI-powered, 24/7 monitoring.
Asylon’s DroneDog is a four-legged robot equipped with a PupPack payload that includes a thermal camera, 20X optical zoom, cloud connectivity, and anti-theft safeguards. The DroneDog is built for endurance and agility. It handles patrols, alarm response, and incident monitoring, logging more than 150,000 miles in real-world environments.
Complementing DroneDog is the Guardian drone, a managed aerial monitoring platform that eliminates blind spots with high-zoom and thermal cameras. The system can perform routine patrols, rapid incident response, and integrates seamlessly with existing security operations. Together, DroneDog and Guardian provide full-scale situational awareness for clients ranging from data centers to government agencies.
Since launch, Asylon has executed more than 250,000 automated security missions nationwide. Its subscription-based model means clients receive full-stack support, FAA compliance, and 24/7 oversight from Asylon’s Remote Security Operations Center.—without the burden of managing robotics teams internally.
Read more about Norristown’s Asylon Robotics and their showcase in Business Wire.
