Physical Turing

Physical Turing Security provides fully managed robot dog patrols for commercial facilities. The company brings the robots and the people, runs the fleet around the clock, handles repairs and operates the service at the customer's site, so there is no hardware for the customer to buy or maintain. On day one, a unit scans the site with 360 degree LiDAR and builds a centimeter accurate 3D map. AI coordinates the patrols, and when a robot leaves its path or meets an unexpected obstacle, a remote team member steps in to correct it. A trained operator stands behind every robot, manually verifying each alert and deciding whether to escalate to a professional response team. According to the vendor, operator decisions are used to train the next model and lessons from one unit are shared across the whole fleet, so patrols become more autonomous over time. Routes span indoor and outdoor areas and multiple floors, and custom sensor payloads are available. The offering is aimed at enterprises protecting warehouses, plant floors, parking structures and open yards. The vendor lists several quadruped platforms, including the Unitree Go2, Deep Robotics Lynx M20 Pro and X30, and Boston Dynamics Spot, with published specifications for runtime, speed and weather ratings. Rollout is phased, beginning with a site survey using a sample unit. Pricing is not published; the site directs visitors to book a demo.