They will triage the incident, contact appropriate personnel, and report back to the security team 24/7/365 based on previously established orders. In the event of an incident, Cobalt said its security specialists can provide human assistance for complex situations. Each robot has a screen for communication between remote specialists and people on site, said the company. Using machine learning, semantic mapping, and novelty detection, the robot can independently identify and flag anomalies such as people, sounds, motion, doors and windows, and missing assets, Cobalt explained. The company's integrated Remote Guarding Service Solution includes robots with more than 60 sensors, including day-night cameras, 360-degree cameras, thermal cameras, depth cameras, lidar, and badge-reading capabilities. This allows guards to focus on tasks that require judgment, empathy, and decision making, it claimed. The company's Global Safety and Security team worked with Cobalt Robotics to deploy a COVID-19 screening and check-in system across offices in early 2020.ĭoorDash has deployed artificial intelligence and robotics for the first time to secure its workplaces, said Cobalt Robotics. The San Mateo, Calif.-based company applies AI to security and facility tasks.Ĭobalt said its robotics-as-a-service ( RaaS) offering can improve workflows with greater efficiency and predictability at substantially reduced costs. DoorDash orders up automationĭoorDash considered optimizing certain high-volume, repetitive tasks. Last year, DoorDash acquired food-preparation robot developer Chowbotics, which it shut down this past summer. The San Francisco-based company has worked with Starship Technologies for delivery services. “By placing leading technologies and data at the center of our workplace strategy, we have been able to achieve our safety and security objectives while simultaneously fostering the curated experiences that drive human connection and innovation.”įounded in 2013, DoorDash connects consumers with local businesses in 27 countries.
“DoorDash is fully committed to the safety and security of its employees and workplaces,” stated Chris Cherry, head of global safety and security at DoorDash. today announced that DoorDash has implemented its robots to increase security at its corporate offices and to help employees return to them safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Robots can serve in different areas behind the scenes of food-delivery businesses.
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