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Public-safety staff testing a supervised emergency help robot in a calm public facility lobby.

Emergency assistance and help-button robot

Make emergency robotics part of a response system, not a gadget.

Robots or stationary devices let people summon help within a defined public-safety response system.

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Campus and public-safety teams need visible emergency access that is connected to real dispatch and response procedures.

MAVANTA handles placement, signage, dispatch ownership, and testing cadence before emergency robotics enter service.

Make emergency robotics part of a response system, not a gadget.

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