Past, Present, and Future of AI-Powered Robots for Physical Security

Session Details

Large enterprises are rethinking physical security with intelligent automation. This session traces the evolution from early robotic process automation (RPA) to today’s AI and machine learning (ML)–powered robots—and looks ahead to what’s next. We’ll show how organizations are connecting cameras, access control, sensors, and mobile robotics to reduce false alarms, accelerate response, and lower total cost of ownership—without rip-and-replace.

• Past, Present, and Future of AI-Powered Robots for Physical Security
• Room 274 — GSX 2025 — All Access Education
• Sept 30, 1:30 PM

What You’ll Learn

• From pilots to production: What changed in the last 3–5 years to make AI-powered robotics viable at scale.
• Architecture that works: How modern security stacks connect video, access events, and mobile platforms to deliver real-time context and action.
• Outcomes that matter: Measurable improvements in incident detection, response times, and cost-efficiency—plus how to baseline and report them.
• People and process: How GSOCs and guardforces adapt roles, SOPs, and training when automation takes on routine tasks.
• What’s next: Roadmap for autonomy, multi-agent coordination, and AI assistants that orchestrate workflows across cyber-physical systems.

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Visit Cobalt AI at Booth #911 to see live demos of AI-powered incident detection and automated response workflows—and to learn how robotics could play a role in shaping the future of your security solution.

F.A.Q.

Q: What is the “Past, Present, and Future of AI-Powered Robots for Physical Security” session about?
A: This session explores how enterprises are using RPA, AI, and ML to enhance physical security operations and examines whether robotics should be part of a modern security strategy.

Q: Why should I attend this GSX 2025 session if I’m evaluating security automation?
A: You’ll gain insight into real-world use cases, cost savings, and response improvements—and leave with a framework to assess if AI and robotics fit into your security roadmap.

Who will benefit most from this presentation?
A: Security leaders, GSOC managers, facilities and workplace teams, and IT/OT professionals looking to understand how AI-powered tools and robotics can support proactive, cost-efficient security.

Q: How does this session connect to the GSX 2025 All-Access Pass?
A: The talk is included with an All-Access Pass and provides attendees with practical guidance, lessons from prior deployments, and future-looking trends in AI and robotics for security. If you have not registered yet, you can use the discount code EV173 to register here for $100 off a GSX 2025 All Access pass.