How much does a security robot cost, and what makes up the total?
Starting prices are $34,580 for the Go2 EDU U3, $44,835 for the A2 PRO and $81,844 for the B2 (excluding VAT, in USD). The total investment has three parts: the robot platform, the payload box (the Ankara package starts at $11,050) and the command-software licence ($2,080, $3,780 per year). Accessories such as charging docks and thermal gimbals are optional.
Why is the licence priced separately?
The robot hardware is a one-off investment; the command software is a continuously developed service: AI recognition models, alarm rules, mapping and route management are all updated. There are three levels and each includes everything in the level below. Buying three years lowers the annual cost.
Which model should I choose?
The Go2 EDU series for indoor and standard patrol; the A2 PRO for precise industrial inspection, GPS-covered large sites and longer missions; the B2 series for large sites, fleet management and heavy duty. If speed and range on flat, open ground are your priority, the wheeled-legged (W) versions are more efficient.
What is the difference between the Ankara and İstanbul payload boxes?
The Ankara box is a ready, fixed-price sensor package for standard security patrol; it includes a depth camera, thermal camera, 360° LiDAR and PTZ camera, and ships quickly. The İstanbul box is engineered per mission: needs such as gas detection, acoustic imaging, multispectral cameras or SCADA/VMS integration are designed after the site survey.
Will it integrate with our existing cameras and security systems?
Yes. The İstanbul Pro licence covers VMS / CCTV integration, and SAP, ERP, SCADA and MES integrations are offered as add-ons. If data must not leave the facility, a closed-circuit (on-premise) deployment option is available.
What are the lead time and installation like?
Lead time is 5-6 weeks for standard configurations. For a custom-engineered İstanbul box the timeline is planned around project scope. Installation, mapping, integration and operator training are carried out on site by the Robotlar.org team; the survey is free.