Reasoning, on wheels.

01 · Move · Zensight

Generality has three axes: speed, rules of the road, and conditions. Most stacks get one. A sidewalk robot handles paths at walking pace with no traffic rules. A robotaxi handles traffic at speed, but only on paved roads. Zensight drives a full-size car on urban roads and highways, a robot on bike lanes and sidewalks, and the same robot around a dark yard in the rain, with the same sensors and compute.

Concept illustrations · one stack, the same sensors and compute in all three

• Data-light

  Zensight fuses radar and camera early. Depth and velocity come from the radar natively instead of being inferred from pixels, so the model doesn’t have to learn the size, distance and motion of every object from fleet-scale data. A new site takes weeks.

• Dark, wet or foggy

  Darkness, rain, fog and glare don’t stop the rounds.

• Built for unit economics

  Inexpensive sensors, low data needs and low compute. Our radars are our own design, built from automotive-grade parts through the automotive ecosystem. That’s what makes a robot pay for itself on a site.

02 · Understand

The robot reasons about what it sees. AI on board watches every round in any conditions and decides what deserves a closer look. Deeper analysis runs only on what it flags. On a patrol, that turns a night of footage into a few minutes of flagged clips. In a container yard, IDs are read on the robot and only the hard cases get a second look.

The result is less to review, more that’s actionable, and a cost per site that keeps falling.

• Searchable footage

  Every round is recorded. Ask in plain language, like “every time the north gate was open after 10 pm,” and get the clips.

• Findings, not footage

  Structured records your team can use: IDs, conditions, locations and timestamps.

• Tuned to each mission

  Knows what matters for inspection, asset tracking and patrol, and flags what changed since the last round.

03 · Supervise

Every Zendar robot and shuttle reports to Zendar Mission Control, where one operator supervises every robot and shuttle at once: routes, schedules, health and every finding, across every site. It’s how we keep a fleet reliable without a Zendar person on your site, and it never sits in your alert path.

1. One screen, every siteRobots on every mission, and shuttles, supervised from one place.
2. Fleet healthDocking, charging, routes and maintenance handled by Zendar, not by your team.
3. Always currentRoutes and schedules updated as your site changes, without a visit.

04 · Deliver

Nothing a Zendar robot finds should need a new screen to watch or a person to re-key it. Asset tracking updates your yard management system. Inspection issues open as work orders with a photo and a location. Alerts reach the people on shift. The robot becomes part of how the site runs, not another system to check.

Safety

Our robots and shuttles share space with people every day, and we treat that as the first requirement, not a feature. Speed is limited near people. Every robot can stop safely on its own. Every route is walked and approved before a robot runs it, and Zendar Mission Control supervises every robot and shuttle in motion.

DRAFT · generic safety language, to be replaced with the safety strategy.