TI-WD2 · Home & estate security robot
Warden
A patrol robot for the house and the grounds. Warden walks the halls and the driveway at night, checks every door, sees in the dark, and calls you — or a monitoring center — when something is wrong.
What Warden does.
Inside and out
Learns your floor plan and grounds in an afternoon, then patrols on a schedule or when you leave. Docks and charges itself.
Doors, windows, water, smoke
Notices an open door, a window left ajar, a leak under the sink or smoke in the garage — and tells you which.
Light, voice, siren
Floodlight and two-way voice let you, or a professional monitor, speak to anyone on the property in real time.
On-device by default
Processing happens on the robot. Privacy zones and a physical lens shutter when the family is home.
02 — Specifications
Warden at a glance
Full specifications are released with a data sheet under NDA.
Request the data sheet- Drive
- All-terrain, 4-wheel
- Sensors
- 4K, thermal, lidar, air quality
- Runtime
- 14 h
- Weather
- IP66, −15 °C to +45 °C
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi 6, LTE backup
- Integrations
- Major smart-home and alarm platforms
03 — FAQ
Warden, answered.
Does Warden replace my alarm system?
Warden works with it. It verifies alarms before anyone is dispatched, which cuts false call-outs, and covers the spaces fixed cameras miss.
Can Warden handle stairs?
Warden handles ramps, thresholds and driveways up to 35°. For multi-storey homes, most owners use one Warden per floor or pair Warden with Attaché.
Is Warden armed?
No. Residential configurations are observation and deterrence only — light, voice, siren and fast escalation to you or a monitoring center.
Works with the rest of the fleet.
Next step
Put a Kestrel over your site in thirty days.
Request a classified-capable briefing, a live demonstration or a site assessment. A program lead replies within one business day.