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In 2017, security robotics was a pre-mature, yet emerging, trend in the security space. Over the past couple of years, things have started to change.

There's a recipe for industries that are ripe for disruption:

Rapidly increasing costs + Little to no added value for stakeholders

The advent of the internet sparked a wildfire of new technology disrupting industry status quo:

In this rapidly changing, technology-driven world, security is a big factor to your business' success.

Whether you're a security veteran or a rookie learning the ropes, creating the perfect security solution can feel like a moving target. Technology, KPIs, and a property's needs are all subject to change at a moment's notice.

Deep learning and edge computing... they're more than just buzzwords.

Your world is entirely mobile. Everything from checking emails, ordering your morning Starbucks, booking a flight and walking your dog can be done from your mobile device.

Let's talk about Bill

Bill owns a nursery and garden center in South San Francisco. He's the founder, CEO, human resources, soil and succulent guru, and the customer service specialist. Needless to say, his plate is full.

Let's dive deep into the world of deterrents

It is an age-old method of keeping our belongs, homes, businesses, and families safe. But, does this method actually deter intruders?

Veni, vidi, vici

The Turing team enjoyed everything ISC East 2018 had to offer: an amazing group of exhibitors and attendees, over 40 educational sessions during the show, the newly renovated Javits Center as our venue, and evening explorations in the city that never sleeps.

Why the hype?

"If you aren't using automation, you're working too hard."

In past blog posts, we've discussed some of the big questions around automation and autonomous security. In the past decade, billions of dollars have been invested in security automation; from video analytics and robots to smart buildings. Scholars and engineers have said automation marks the beginning of the fourth industrial revolution.

Big technology, big questions

Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation. - Dean Kamen

 Within the last five years, commercialized security robots have come on the scene with full force. Similarly to other recent automation technology (see our last blog post), these innovations raised some big questions: