ROBO-HI Corporation has officially launched a new solution in the ROBO-HI DANCE ecosystem, built for the security and inspection industry.
The solution is designed to address the worsening labor shortage in security and inspection by enabling seamless collaboration between robots and on-site staff. The industry today faces a serious staffing gap, pushing many companies toward robots as a way to optimize resources. Traditional robot deployments, however, often stop at "letting the robot run on its own," while coordination with on-site personnel remains fragmented — and productivity gains fall short of expectations.
ROBO-HI DANCE solves this problem by seamlessly connecting (DANCE) robots handling wide-area patrols with humans responsible for assessment and incident response. Robots take on the bulk of patrol and inspection work, while facility management quality is maintained — and improved.
FEATURES OF ROBO-HI DANCE FOR SECURITY & INSPECTION OPERATIONS
1. Redefining operations with the "Area – Route – Point" role allocation model (handing 60–70% of routine work over to robots)
Robots take charge of wide-area patrols ("Area"), while humans focus on tasks requiring judgment and decision-making ("Point"). By strengthening the connection between the two ("Route"), companies can hand over roughly 60–70% of routine on-site work to robots.
2. Real-time on-site connection via the "On-Duty Companion" app
The system sends instant notifications to staff mobile devices when:
A robot needs help (Help Me)
A robot detects an anomaly and needs to hand off to a human (Pass the Baton)
Operations therefore continue uninterrupted, with no break in on-site work.
3. Integrated evidence reporting that eliminates manual note-taking and aggregation
Robot patrol data and staff inspection results are unified on a single digital platform. The solution enables real-time monitoring of facility management status and provides an objective basis for demonstrating service value to building owners.
THREE CORE FUNCTIONS THAT DELIVER SEAMLESS HAND-OFFS BETWEEN ROBOTS AND HUMANS
1. Pass the Baton (Hand anomalies off from robot to human)
When a robot spots anomalies during its patrol — suspicious objects, water leaks, or unlocked doors — the system immediately pushes the location and imagery to the nearest staff member, who can quickly head to the scene and take appropriate action.
2. Help Me (Assist the robot when it gets stuck)
When a robot is stuck, waiting at a security gate, or unable to continue along its route, the system automatically notifies on-site staff. Staff can open the gate or clear the obstacle so the robot can promptly resume its mission.
3. The "On-Duty Companion" app (Minimum alerts – Maximum capture)
The dedicated app lets staff:
- Receive only the alerts that matter (for example, a broken light)
- Track robot location and operational status in real time
- Issue visual instructions on the spot
Store and manage operational data with full accuracy
