Meet Scope, the robot dog redefining workplace safety

Workplace safety has always been difficult to monitor. Traditional measures such as fixed CCTV systems, while effective, are limited by static viewpoints, blind spots, and the complexity of having to install cameras at every critical location. Meanwhile, on-foot patrols are costly and take time away from other high-level tasks. Even with all these measures, many safety issues often go unreported, hampered by complex reporting procedures, and sometimes, workers’ reluctance to speak up for fear of repercussions. 

The result is countless unsafe acts and near misses slipping through the cracks, which are the very indicators that Heinrich’s Triangle warns often precede serious injuries and fatalities. And when time is critical, whether it’s a lone worker in trouble, a fire breaking out or someone laying on the ground injured, traditional monitoring methods simply aren’t fast or intelligent enough to respond.   

Heinrich’s Triangle 

So, here’s the question. If AI and robotics can already drive cars and trains, explore Mars, and even assist in surgery, isn’t it time they helped us protect workers in real time? Isn’t it time for technology to go beyond static monitoring and give safety managers the intelligent, mobile visibility they need? 

That’s why we’re introducing Scope, an AI-powered robot dog, part of Rapid Monitor, built to patrol your workplace and spot what traditional systems miss. Backed by a decade of Rapid’s in-house computer vision model development, this initiative brings Rapid’s proven AI Monitoring—currently delivered via fixed CCTV systems—into a dynamic, mobile form factor to patrol and secure customer sites around the clock.  

Scope on wheels 

Scope on foot 

Scope can patrol your site, detecting and alerting you to critical safety and security risks, including:  

• Lone workers in distress, injured, or in danger
• Individuals lying on the ground after a possible fall or injury
• Unauthorised entry, such as someone on site after hours
• Near misses between forklifts and pedestrians
• Workers not wearing required PPE
• A fire in progress  

And this is just the beginning. As our AI models advance, Scope can unlock even more use cases in future. Whether it’s spotting blocked exits and spills to flagging overflowing bins and other hazards, safety managers get visibility into risks they’ve never been able to monitor before. 

Through the Aware mobile app and Rapid Monitor dashboard, admins can:
 

• Receive alerts instantly (including email alerts, and audible alerts from Scope itself)
• View logged events and issues in a central location
• See live camera feeds from Scope
• Capture visual evidence for investigations
• Track trends over time to understand whether risks are rising or falling
 

Scope turns blind spots into actionable insights, keeping your people and sites safer. 

Be among the first to experience the future of workplace safety. Join the waitlist today