For site owners

Round-the-clock coverage for less than a guard post.

Valanor watches your site every minute of every night with cameras, robots and drones, and runs it end to end. Your people are called only when something needs them.
Valanor · Reports

Shift report

Night shift · 22:00 to 06:00

Ready at handover

6 of 6

Rounds completed

41

Observations

3

Incidents

2

Still open

Handover

  • East fence, section 4: deformation reported by Robot 2 at 02:04. Open, guard to confirm at first light.
  • Loading dock door found open at 23:12. Guard closed it at 23:21; Robot 1 confirmed on the 23:30 round.
  • Camera 6 offline since 04:50. Check power at the yard pole.

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What is waiting for you every morning: the night on one page.

The cost case

What a guard post really covers.

A post puts one person in one place. A person can only watch so much, and every hour of every night is paid for.

  • Coverage

    A 24/7 guard postOne person, one place at a time

    ValanorEvery camera, robot and drone at once

  • At 3 a.m.

    A 24/7 guard postFatigue, and rounds that get cut short

    ValanorEvery round runs and is recorded

  • Alarms

    A 24/7 guard postEach motion alert is walked to a screen

    ValanorRelated alarms fold into one incident

  • Response

    A 24/7 guard postWhoever is on post goes

    ValanorAn operator decides who goes, with the evidence

  • Records

    A 24/7 guard postHandwritten logs, if any

    ValanorA searchable record of every event

  • Cost

    A 24/7 guard postWages for every hour of every night

    ValanorLess than a 24/7 post, priced by site

What we run

We run it end to end.

The watching, the rounds, the first look at every alert and the morning report. Your people, or the guard company you already use, handle what needs a person on the ground.

Patrols

Rounds that run every night.

Robots and drones walk the fence line, the lots and the equipment areas on a schedule. Missed or cut-short rounds are flagged, never hidden.

A patrol robot's night round at an energy facility, 21:26 to 21:59, October 2026: 45 frames in order, with what it detected boxed.Real frames · silent

Response

When something happens at night.

A camera flags a door at 23:12. An operator sees the footage, sends the guard on duty, and the door is locked by 23:21. A robot confirms on its next round, and the morning report has it.

Valanor · Response

Incident · Loading dock

Door open after hours

Closed
  1. 23:12Camera 7Loading dock door open after hours
  2. 23:13OperatorApproved: send the guard on duty
  3. 23:14Guard on dutyAccepted on the handheld, en route
  4. 23:21Guard on dutyOn scene: door unlatched, no entry. Closed and locked
  5. 23:30Robot 1Round confirms the door is closed
  6. 23:31ValanorAdded to the night shift report

From live deployments

Working with operators of theme parks, pro sports venues, energy sites, and campuses across the US.

guard patrol visits in one site recordA security company, one retail site
31,465
calls for service, each tied to its placeThe same site
424
dispatch events on one timelineThe same site
3,115
robot observations on one recordAn energy facility, two patrol robots
639

Getting started

Start with one site.

An assessment shows what your site needs and what it would replace, before anything is installed.

  1. 01Site assessmentWe walk the site with you, review the cameras and rounds you have today, and agree what good looks like.
  2. 02Coverage planYou get a plan for the site: which cameras we connect, where robots or drones pay off, and what it costs.
  3. 03LiveWe run it from the first night, and the record of your site starts building from day one.

Questions

Questions site owners ask.

Something else on your mind? Ask the team

  • The monitoring, the patrols, the first look at every alert and the reports. Your people, or the guard company you already use, handle what needs a person on the ground.