Robots That Inspect. Records That Prove It.

A robot walks your inspection rounds and records every gauge, panel and room, so you can prove the work was done and fix problems before they cause downtime.

01 / The problem

A checked box is not proof.

Most facilities still close an inspection round with a checkbox, a radio call or a folder of photos nobody reopens. The room was walked. Nothing shows what was actually seen.

A technician walks a long corridor of switchgear and pumps on a late shiftA

Rounds get missed

Shift changes and long routes mean some checkpoints quietly get skipped, and nobody can tell which ones.

A technician inspects a long lineup of industrial switchgear on his ownB

Logs say done, not what was found

A tick on a sheet cannot show the reading, the photo or the time it was taken.

A technician's phone shows a hotspot alert from the inspection robot with a button to create a work order, while the robot patrols a data center aisleC

Problems grow between rounds

A loose connection or a failing condenser shows up as heat long before it trips an alarm.

02 / The solution

A robot walks the round, the same way every time.

A FacilityOps inspection robot follows a set route through your rooms on your schedule, day or night. It runs fully on its own, and your technicians can take over at any time.

Aerial view of an industrial electrical facility with the inspection robot's route marked around the equipmentStep 1

Set the route

We map your rooms with you and agree on the checkpoints that matter: switchgear, UPS, cooling units, generators, egress doors.

An autonomous inspection robot scans a row of electrical switchgear with its sensorsStep 2

The robot runs it

On every round it stops at each asset and holds the same position and angle as last time.

A technician with a tablet stands back while the inspection robot takes a thermal scan of a switchgear panelStep 3

Every stop is captured

So this week can be compared with last week, checkpoint by checkpoint.

Platform Demo

Watch the Robot Run a Route

Sixty seconds of an autonomous mobile robot working a live server room, stopping at each checkpoint, capturing across every sensor, and recording what it finds.

03 / What it captures

Everything a technician checks, recorded.

One plug-and-play sensor hub carries the full kit, and smaller hubs fit rooms and cabinets a robot cannot reach.

PhotosThermal imagesGauge and meter readingsSound and ultrasoundVibrationAir, humidity, smoke and gas3D lidar of the roomTime and location on every capture

Want the detail on the robot and every sensor? See how it works.

FacilityOps plug and play sensor hub mounted on an inspection robot
04 / What you get

Every round becomes a record you can check.

Findings, sorted

What is normal, what changed and what needs attention, each with its photo, reading and location.

A tamper-evident record

Every capture is checked and time-stamped. If anything is changed later, the record shows it.

Any two rounds, compared

See what changed since last week, room by room and asset by asset.

FacilityOps dashboard showing inspection findings and trends
05 / What your team does with it

Act on it the same day.

Split scene: a technician on an emergency night callout to failed gear, beside a planned daytime repair with the inspection robot

Fix it while it is small

Findings turn into work orders, so a warm breaker gets fixed before it becomes an outage.

A technician reviews verified assets in a 3D twin on a tablet while the robot continues its round

Hand the auditor the proof

Records come organized for NFPA 70B, NFPA 110, ASHRAE 180, OSHA and the other standards your site answers to.

An engineer in a monitoring room reviews inspection data on a tablet while the robot works on the floor outside

See every site and shift

Know which rounds ran, which checkpoints were missed and where risk is building.

06 / Why it is better

Proven in a live data center.

At the CRSC Data Center, powered by Solutions IS, in Houston, the robot’s thermal camera spotted a failed condenser 4.5 hours before the facility’s sensors alarmed. The unit ran 7.2°F warmer than the working one, and CRSC repaired it promptly.

19inspection runs in three weeks
1,600+observations recorded
4.5 hrsbefore the alarm

Read the CRSC pilot results

FacilityOps AI data center inspection dashboard
WHY FACILITYOPS AI

Why Teams Replace Manual Inspections

See how a standardized autonomous inspection workflow improves consistency, visibility, and audit readiness.

Manual Inspections

  • ✕Paper or spreadsheet records
  • ✕Manual reporting
  • ✕Difficult audit preparation
  • ✕Limited inspection visibility
  • ✕Missed or inconsistent inspections
  • ✕Slow issue identification

FacilityOps AI

  • ✓Verified digital inspection records
  • ✓Automated documentation
  • ✓Audit-ready records anytime
  • ✓Real-time operational visibility
  • ✓Standardized inspection execution
  • ✓Faster issue detection and response
Next step

See what FacilityOps would do for your site.

Get the one-page overview: what the robot checks, what you get back, and how a pilot works.

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