AvaWatz aims to protect our world. And it’s using an army of robots to do it.
This robotics company has created three patent-pending technologies, each of which enable robots to complete critical, security-related tasks. Together with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), these technologies form a comprehensive security ecosystem, and enable robots to collaborate effectively to not only identify, but also neutralize threats.
Essentially, AvaWatz offers three solutions. They are as follows:
ARWEN — This computer-vision system offers anomaly and intrusion detection and alerts. It enables customers to view heat and traffic-flow maps and receive video summaries and analysis on crowds moving and gathering in sensitive places.
HAYA — This system detects and removes hazardous debris from runways. It works without the help of a GPS system or connection to the cloud.
DARI — This is an AI-powered situational awareness system used for safety autonomous and assisted driving. It’s designed to aid self-driving vehicles, traffic and parking systems, and autonomous delivery/logistics robots.
As mentioned, these technologies enable robots to complete tasks in high-risk environments — from hazardous-material handling to infrastructure maintenance and military operations. But the ability to make these robots collaborate is what makes AvaWatz unique.
That’s where the company’s AI comes in. Its system coordinate diverse robotic, visual, and sensor technologies to execute critical tasks including maintenance, surveillance, and safety inspections. When debris is identified, for example, AvaWatz’s AI coordinates with robots on the ground, dispatching them to swiftly remove the hazard.
With its solutions, AvaWatz is targeting a trio of big markets: the trillion-dollar market for AI, the $634 billion market for robotic collaboration, and the $141 billion robotics market.
AvaWatz has filed for multiple patents and built a sales pipeline valued at sixteen million dollars. It’s raised five million dollars from investors, including U.S. defense organizations, and has a contract with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
In 2028, the company projects to reach twenty million dollars in revenue.