Four watches, one platform.
A SAVRN site is a working AI factory — kilovolts of switchgear, kilometers of fence line, hundreds of racks under thermal load. Sentinel Guard is what keeps eyes on all of it, on a schedule, without stationing a small army.
Thermal patrols
Long-wave infrared sweeps of switchgear, transformers, and distribution. Hotspots are flagged before they become failures, with panel-level heat maps written back to the asset record.
Perimeter integrity
The fence line, reviewed from the air. Suspected gaps, cuts, gate anomalies, and unauthorized approaches are presented to an operator against a consistent patrol baseline.
Safety watch
Spills, obstructions, blocked egress, and unsafe conditions spotted from the air. A governed alert can enter the operations queue with the supporting imagery attached for human review.
Detection-first
Sentinel Guard observes and alerts; people decide what happens next. Every flight is logged, every alert is receipted, and no autonomous action is taken against a human.
A drone that puts itself away.
Sentinel Guard is more than remote piloting. Approved missions can be scheduled, executed, and closed out automatically under a named operator. The aircraft returns to its weather-sealed dock to charge and report readiness for the next authorized window.
The routine runs itself.
The dock is an all-weather enclosure with charging, dry storage, a co-located weather station, and a hardened uplink. A mission is a schedule and a flight plan — the software handles takeoff, waypoints, payload capture, geofencing, and the return.
- 01Scheduled — hourly, daily, or on trigger. Weather-gated by the on-dock station and a forecast API.
- 02Executed — waypoints and payload actions run on the aircraft. Ground link is command and telemetry, not steering.
- 03Closed out — imagery, thermal, and telemetry land in the site evidence store. A mission report is filed automatically.
- 04Recovered — the dock captures the aircraft, charges it, and confirms readiness before the next window.
The fence line, walked from the air.
Repeatable routes hold the same standoff and camera geometry across patrols, making changes easier to compare against an approved baseline.
The aircraft flags the anomaly. A person adjudicates it. The receipt — flight ID, waypoint, imagery, decision, actor — lands in the compliance ledger. That is the entire loop.
- △Change detection against the last clean pass — fence, gate, and access-road baselines updated per patrol.
- △Standoff by policy — no closer than the RoE allows, with hard geofences enforced onboard.
- △No pursuit — Sentinel Guard does not chase and does not engage. Escalations route to a human on the platform.
See failures before they fail.
Most equipment failures announce themselves in heat well before they become an outage. A configured radiometric thermal payload can capture repeatable, geo-tagged temperature maps of approved assets on route.
The delta from the last flight tells you what is changing. The trend across weeks tells you what is failing. Both feed the asset record — so maintenance is scheduled against real evidence, not a laminated matrix.
- °CRadiometric imagery is geo-referenced and retained according to the site's evidence policy and any applicable hold.
- °CDelta & trend per asset — hotspots and drift promoted to work orders in Command ERP.
- °CReviewed by an operator before a call becomes an action. No autonomous shutdowns.
Off-the-shelf hardware, SAVRN control plane.
Sentinel Guard composes industrial aircraft, docks, edge compute, and the SAVRN control plane into one governed operating model. Final equipment, communications, and authority are confirmed for each site before deployment.
Autonomous, but never unattended.
Autonomy in the sky requires more governance, not less. Sentinel Guard operates under a fixed rules-of-engagement contract that is published, versioned, approved by the site owner, and enforced onboard the aircraft.
Wired into everything SAVRN already runs.
Sentinel Guard is not a bolt-on. Every observation, every alert, every mission report flows through the same platform surfaces the rest of the SAVRN operation runs on — which is what makes it governable, auditable, and commercially settled.
From site walk to an authorized operating plan.
Sentinel Guard is packaged as a scale-based system — a single dock covers a compact campus; multiple docks stitch together for larger sites. Every deployment follows the same sequence, because governance is set up before the first sortie.
Give the site a set of eyes that never blink.
Sentinel Guard is scoped site by site. Airspace, RF coverage, privacy zones, weather, insurance, evidence policy, and the final equipment bill are reviewed before an operating commitment.