Asylon

DroneDog is an all-terrain security robot built for 24/7 automated patrols, real-time threat detection, and integration with security teams.

Guardian is a Security drone that operates from the air to view threats, keep property secure, and provide aerial coverage with human oversight.

RSOC (Robotic Security Operations Center) combines 24/7 human oversight with AI and Asylon’s robotic security solutions.

Asylon uses AI-driven robotics and real-time human oversight to help identify threats early, respond faster, and secure properties.

Leading American-made security robotics company to support base security by deploying automated air and ground systems

Asylon Robotics, in collaboration with 908 Devices, the Indianapolis Metropolitan PD, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, deployed advanced gas-sniffing security robots at the Indy 500 this year.

Guardian integrates drone technology, real-time situational awareness, and Asylon’s patented battery swap system for rapid response, routine patrols, and monitoring.

The page features insights, best practices, and innovations shaping the future of robotic perimeter security.

Asylon has been awarded a Phase III U.S. Air Force contract to advance AI-powered robotic aircraft inspections, improving maintenance efficiency and mission readiness.

Asylon, Inc., a leading provider of robotic perimeter security technology, today announced the close of its $24M Series B funding round.

ATL Live's Andrew Tyree speaks with Greg Overstreet, Director of Security at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, about how BENZIE the robotic security dog helps deter incidents, improve situational awareness, and support security operations.

Bosch Ventures, the Bosch Group's corporate venture capital arm, and Asylon announced an investment in Asylon to develop and deploy autonomous, AI-enabled robotic systems for security, inspection, and other mission-critical operations.

Asylon Robotics has open positions for people interested in robotics and aerospace.

Asylon Robotics is automating and elevating perimeter security through aerial drones, ground robots, and advanced AI and machine learning.

Experience the Asylon difference with security automation solutions that take robotic security into the future.

Asylon raises a $26 million Series B alongside its DroneDogs, robot guard dogs that can be sent into places unsafe for humans or real dogs. The machines can perform tasks such as detecting dangerous chemicals.

Jul 2025 · Startups | TechCrunchNews article

Philadelphia-based robotics company Asylon raises a $26 million Series B led by Insight Partners, with participation from Veteran Ventures Capital, Allegion Ventures, and the GO PA Fund. It provides robotic security as a service, combining drones, modified Boston Dynamics Spot robot dogs, and its Guardian command-and-control software for facility patrols and hazard detection. Founded in 2015, Asylon has raised about $45 million in total, employs 65 people, and has systems deployed in 15 states.

Jul 2025 · TechCrunchNews article